Build of -current release on OS X fails with segfault in lint

[David Riley <fraveydank%gmail.com@localhost>]

Just to check to see if I'm doing something wrong here: I'm trying to 
cross-compile a -current release on OS X (10.6) using build.sh.  CVS is all up 
to date (using -dP) for cvsroot/usr/src, and I'm running:

./build.sh -U -m macppc release

Somewhere along the line (ironically, it looks like it's while it's compiling 
LintSysNoErr.c in libc), I get the following:

powerpc--netbsd-lint: 
/Users/oscar/builds/netbsd/usr/src/obj/tooldir.Darwin-10.7.0-i386/libexec/powerpc--netbsd-lint1
 got SIGsegv

Anyone got any idea how to work around?  Compiler tools generally shouldn't be 
getting segfaults.  When they do, it's been my experience that it's usually a 
hardware problem, but this is consistently happening at exactly the same file, 
so I'm not as willing to believe that right now.


- Dave