Hello,
> :r is also *much* faster in general; :l reloads all modules from
> scratch, while :r only reloads the modules that have changed.
>
:r also doesn't seem check the import declarations for changes. For
example, if I add a new import statement to my file, without adding code
which uses the new import, :r will not cause the newly imported things to
be in scope, but :l will. BTW this is for GHCi 6.6.1, though I think older
versions had the same behavior.
-Jeff
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