I compiled GCC 2.6.1 up to stage 3.
What I found to be the problem is that in making the stage 2 compiler, 
"make stage1" created a file in gcc2.6.1/include/stddef.h that is 
designed to handle the definitions defined in <stddef.h> for the target 
of the stage 2 make.
	This file was set up to able to handle FreeBSD and 386BSD, but not 
NetBSD.  For one, NetBSD needs to get the same exception handling that 
FreeBSD/386BSD get, but also has the matter of needing 
<(cputype)/ansi.h>, whereas FreeBSD and 386BSD have the ansi.h types 
defined in <machine/ansi.h) (in NetBSD, thos file include the CPU 
dependent version from, in the Amiga's case <m68k/ansi/h>.
	For my compilation, I just copied <stddef.h>, <machine/ansi.h>, and 
<m68k/ansi.h> from my system into gcc2.6.1/include, and recieved no 
errors.
	I'd play with it more in an attempt to fix gcc/include/stddef.h, 
which would be a much better solution, but I seriously need to get back 
to my schoolwork for a while.
	It shouldn't be too hard to find a working solution by modifying 
gcc2.6.1/include/stddef.h.  The most obvious solution, adding NetBSD to the 
FreeBSD and 386BSD exception handling, didn't work, and I didn't feel 
like playing around with it at the time.

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