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> When you use "-g", you are including additional information in the
> binary, and this changes where bits-and-pieces of your program and
> your data are located in memory.

It shouldn't.  Adding -g shouldn't change ANYTHING about how your
program runs.  Changes in -O options might, but -g shouldn't.  All -g
does is add debug information sections to the .exe, but they're not
part of the text/data sections.

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