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Fatal Internal Error: "panldisp.cpp", line 434 during building of application

When building my application into a executable I am receving a
 
Fatal Internal Error: "panldisp.cpp", line 434
LabVIEW version 8.0
 
It appears to do it in the same place, when it reaches my top level vi in the processing.  I have tired a few things, but since the error is so vauge it is hard to troubleshoot.  Anyone see this before?
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I have heard of this particular error occuring once before, but there was no specific resolution in that case. The user managed to fix it, but we were never sure what caused what.

You might try force-recompiling your main VI. You can do this by holding down <Ctrl> and <Shift> and then pressing the Run arrow. Try that, resave, then build the project again. Does it still fail?

You might also try requesting support from ni.com/support to get in contact with an Applications Engineer. It would probably help R&D at NI to have a copy of your application that repeatedly causes this error if it's not classified or anything like that.
Jarrod S.
National Instruments
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I learned a bit today. On the application builder configuration I unchecked the box that says disconnect all type defnintions and unused polymorphic cases.  When I did this it compiled.  So there is something in there, just not sure what
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I have also experienced this error with 8.0.1.  It has only happened in one application, and at first I thought that some VIs had been corrupted. However, I don't think this was the case, since I built a similar application successfully with the same VIs.  I tried replacing some of the stock NI VIs with some of my own, and the build seemed to progress further, but it still produced the error. 

I was finally able to get it to build using the method in the previous post, by unchecking the "Disconnect all typedefs..." box.  Thanks for the tip,  jhannam01!

P.S.> For any AEs reading this, I have submitted my code in an error report to NI (Reference #7146578).
-Derek Roane
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