Try googling for "The Glorious Glasgow Haskell Compilation System User's Guide", I was able to find easily:
why so complicated? try googling for "ghc user guide", and the very first entry, for me, is the latest at haskell.org. in fact, google toolbar suggests this phrase after just typing "ghc". i also noticed that windows ghc installations come with a local copy of haddocks and user guide (browse through c:/ghc/.../doc/, or through the start menu entry for ghc), so i always have the version(s) relevant to the ghc's i have, while i usually had to search when on unix. also, going to www.haskell.org/ghc, then to documentation, is quicker than going to google, then typing a search phrase. but then, my haskell_doc.vim allows me to say ':Doc "-guide"' right from within my editor!-) searching within the guide tricky. the inurl:word tip is nice, but if you already know the section, you might as well search the table of contents. playing around a bit, something like "ghc/docs/latest flags" seems to work reasonably well. but perhaps an all-in-one version would be better for searching, such as the PDF version. wasn't there a specialized google search for haskell? yup, here: http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=015832023690232952875%3Acunmubfghzq claus ps. also ask neil. i'm sure there's a secret hoogle flag for this!-)