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+ The User's Guide has all you need to know about using GHC:
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+ GHC comes with a large number of libraries, arranged
+ hierarchically. The libraries are divided into <EM>packages</EM> -
+ to use a package of libraries from GHC or GHCi just add the flag
+ <TT>-package <name></TT> to the command line, where
+ <TT><name></TT> is the name of the package (see the
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+ </P>
+ <P>
+ Previous versions of GHC (before version 5.04) came with a suite
+ of libraries known as <TT>hslibs</TT>, aka the Hugs-GHC libraries.
+ As we are in the process of moving towards using hierarchical
+ libraries for everything, many of these libraries have moved over to
+ the new packages in the hierarchical libraries above. We still
+ provide the old <TT>hslibs</TT> libraries for backwards compatibility
+ and also for those libraries which have yet to move into the
+ hierarchy. For libraries which have moved, the documentation
+ contains a pointer to the location in the new libraries.
+ </P>
+ <P>
+ Libraries which haven't moved yet, so are still only available from
+ here, include: the POSIX library, the Win32 library, HaXml, Readline,
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