Distributing a Haskell program as C source

Question

Say I have a Haskell program or library that I\'d like to make accessible to non-Haskellers, potentially C programmers. Can I compile it to C using GHC and then distribute this

Answer 1

Say I have a Haskell program or library that I'd like to make accessible to non-Haskellers, potentially C programmers. Can I compile it to C using GHC and then distribute this as a C source

You can compile to C, but the resulting C is not human-readable. You're better off writing header files and using the excellent C FFI alongside it. In any case, distributing the generated C seems like a fool's errand.

Basically I'm interested in being able to write portions of programs in C and Haskell, and then distributing it as a tarball, but without requiring the target to have GHC and Cabal installed.

I do not know of any solutions that do not involve GHC. You'd have to distribute at the very least the Haskell RTS.