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SOLVED:

I failed to mention in my description that I had to use the GNU
preprocessor with my native compiler because my cpp couldn't handle the
number of define's required.  This is possible because cpp is compiled
first and does not have too many define's.  This is the recommended
installation method for the 3b1 as well.

The problem occurs in insn-output.c, where the macro AS1() is called. 
The file ./config/unx386.h conditionally defines AS1() based on whether
evaluation of parameters in quotes is done, and this done by checking
__STDC__.  Unfortunately, to compile gcc, I have to undefine __STDC__,
because there are other parts of the code which test __STDC__ for code
that gets to the compiler, like prototypes in rtl.h.

So the problem is neither gcc or cc but the necessary interaction
between GNU cpp and native cc.

I will leave it to the author to determine how to best solve this
problem in the next release.  There may be other areas like this where a
correction may be needed.

BTW, I suspected that macro substitution could be the problem, and
looked for a define with an a,b, and c in the main directory.  I never
checked the config directory or I would have found this long ago.

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