I find it therefore of concern that many crucial Haskell documents, including the standard and, for example, the various Glasgow Haskell manuals, are only available online.
My printed copy of the Haskell 98 report is numbered: YaleU/DCS/RR-1106 Copies can no doubt be obtained from the Yale Haskell Group though I'm afraid I don't know who you should write to or how much money to send. It would be a good idea if haskell.org described how to get a copy but I don't know who maintains those pages. As it is, you have to infer the existence of a Yale tech report for the language from the fact that the language report cites a tech report for the library :-) [I'm less concerned about GHC documentation because it comes with the compiler and it seems unlikely that you'd want one and not the other.] -- Alastair Reid reid@cs.utah.edu http://www.cs.utah.edu/~reid/