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GHC
===
Synopsis
--------
::
ghc [option|filename]
ghci [option|filename]
Description
-----------
This manual page documents briefly the ``ghc`` and ``ghci`` commands. Note that
``ghci`` is not yet available on all architectures. Extensive documentation is
available in various other formats including PDF and HTML; see below.
Each of GHC's command line options is classified as either *static* or
*dynamic*. A static flag may only be specified on the command line, whereas a
dynamic flag may also be given in an ``OPTIONS`` pragma in a source file or
set from the GHCi command-line with ``:set`` .
As a rule of thumb, all the language options are dynamic, as are the
warning options and the debugging options.
The rest are static, with the notable exceptions of
``-v``, ``-cpp``, ``-fasm``, ``-fvia-C``, ``-fllvm``, and
``-#include``.
The OPTIONS sections lists the status of each flag.
Common suffixes of file names for Haskell are:
``.hs``
Haskell source code; preprocess, compile
``.lhs``
literate Haskell source; unlit, preprocess, compile
``.hi``
Interface file; contains information about exported symbols
``.hc``
intermediate C files
``.⟨way⟩_o``
object files for "way" ⟨way⟩; common ways are:
``dyn``
dynamically-linked
``p``
built with profiling
``.⟨way⟩_hi``
interface files for "way" ⟨way⟩; common ways are:
.. _options-ref:
Options
-------
.. include:: all-flags.gen.rst
Copyright
---------
Copyright 2015. The University Court of the University of Glasgow.
All rights reserved.
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