ghc@9.10 for Mac

GHC is short for the Glasgow Haskell Compiler, and it is also the primary compiler implementation for the Haskell language. It is responsible for compiling source code written in Haskell into executable programs, enabling developers to actually run the functional code they write. For anyone learning Haskell, GHC is an almost unavoidable tool, since most tutorials, libraries, and projects are built on it; for professional programmers working in functional programming, it is likewise a core tool for everyday building and debugging. As a command-line tool, GHC is typically invoked in a terminal and used together with project build tools, making it well suited to developers accustomed to working in a command-line environment. The problem it solves is straightforward: turning a language that emphasizes mathematical expression and type systems into programs that machines can execute.