documentation - Where can I find the docs for Haskell's GHC.* modules? -

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i'm trying understand how haskell package chesshs implemented. chess board represented ghc.arr.array, found out in ghci:

prelude chess> :i board data board   = board {turn :: color,            castlingavail :: string,            enpassant :: maybe (int, int),            board :: ghc.arr.array (int, int) (maybe piece)}     -- defined in ‘chess’ instance eq board -- defined in ‘chess’ instance show board -- defined in ‘chess’ prelude chess>

by googling found out ghc.arr module part of "base" package. found documentation of package on https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base

however, on page many hyperlinks various ghc.* modules not clickable. why not? can find documentation of these modules? in general, what's best way access arbitrary module's documentation?

(i tried searching hoogle "ghc.arr" , "ghc.arr.array", didn't return relevant)

functions ghc.* modules should in cases not used directly. reexported more user-friendly packages or modules. in example, documentation arrays can found in array package.

if not help, can directly @ source, contain documentation comments too. source code of ghc , base library mirrored github, source ghc.arr here.

the source code shows why ghc.arr module not clickable in base package documentation: line 3 of ghc/arr.hs contains following pragma:

{-# options_haddock hide #-}

so module intentionally hidden, since it's internal module not meant general usage.


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