Bringing FreeBSD 2.2.7 back to bootstrapsville

[Alexandre Oliva]

I have guest access to a FreeBSD 2.2.7 box, for the purposes of
testing gcc, and it hasn't bootstrapped for a while.  I've finally
decided to investigate what was up.  Basically, the assembler barfs at
`.quad'.  When `.quad' is given an operand, it says the operand is
missing and assumed as zero, whereas when it's not given an operand,
it seems to simply ignore the directive.  So we'd better just not use
.quad.  This patch arranges for the #define that comes from bsd.h to
be removed.  Ok to install?

Bootstrapped on i386-freebsd2.2.7 (bootstrap not complete yet, but
approaching the end of stage3; it wouldn't complete stage2 before).

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