Robert,
If your drive has developed bad blocks, you will get
all sorts of oddities in building gcc42. I ran into that
with one of the two drives in my AppleRAID mirror earlier
in the year. You should try erasing the drive in Disk
Utility with zeroing of the data. If the drive is SATA
or IDE, this will force it to purge out those bad blocks.
Also if you have access to TechTool Deluxe (which Apple
distributes free to AppleCare owners), you can use it
to check for bad blocks afterwards (to make sure they
really have been spared out).
Jack
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