> Does -g toggle a debug flag, so that an even number of -g's 
> is equivalent to not specifying any, or are are multiple 
> occurrences of -g beyond the first one just ignored?

The latter.  -g just sets a reference to "true".

> Does [ocamlc.opt] handle the -g flag?

Yes, just like ocamlc.  Both ocamlc and ocamlc.opt share exactly the
same Caml sources.

> I ask because I am unable to 
> debug my software, and I am using ocamlc.opt as my compiler.

Does switching to ocamlc make any difference?

- Xavier Leroy
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