#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw

# The command line arguments to Perl above enable taint checking and enable
# warnings regarding "dubious" constructs.  The "use strict;" statement
# below will also help to keep you out of trouble.  Your own Perl programs
# on phoenix should always start with this very same first line.  I also
# recommend that all your programs include the "use strict;" statement.
#
# Before you can run your program, you must make it executable, using
# the chmod command.  To make it executable only by you, use the following:
#
#    chmod u+x foo.pl
#
# To make, say a cgi, program executable by others, specifically the Web
# server, you would use the following:
#
#    chmod u+x,go+rx foo.cgi
#
# Please note and adhere to the file extension convention.  Standalone Perl
# programs use the extension .pl.  Perl CGI programs that will be run by
# a Web server use the extension .cgi.  The Web server on phoenix will ONLY
# run Perl CGI programs with this extension.

use strict;

print "Hello world.\n";

exit 0;