When I compile it I get three files, an actual runnable binary (at only 5M in size), a .o file and a .hi file. I'm sure these additional files are usefull in someway and as soon as I come across the right piece of documentation everything should make sense. But as a person new to the language I'm just left wondering why.

This is better than C... ghc makes the 'include' files for you... the .hi files are
really module interface files (like .h files in C or C++).


   Keean.
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