GHC Bugs

GHC Bugs refer to errors or flaws in the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC), which is a tool used to convert Haskell programming language code into executable programs. These bugs can cause the compiler to behave unexpectedly, produce incorrect results, or crash. Identifying and fixing these issues helps improve GHC's reliability and performance. Since GHC is complex software with many features, bugs can be challenging to spot, but developers actively work to resolve them through testing and updates, ensuring developers can trust the compiler for their programming needs.