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[MacPerl] -T taint checker

This may be a stupid question, if so, sorry in advance.

Does the -T option work with MacPerl??

I have a script on a Mac server, and when I run it with the first line:
#!Perl -w
it works fine, and outputs a number of warnings. However when I change the
first line to:
#!Perl -T
or even,
#!Pelr -t
it fails to output anything!! Am I doing something wrong here??

Thanx,

Jake



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