Typically, a gack of this nature revolves around a single point of failure, one component that failed to compile. Once a gack occurs, all future components will fail with the same gack. Check the first component where this gack occurred for validity, or try deploying everything except the one file. Without contacting support, it's kind of a guessing game, but you can usually narrow down the suspects by trial and error. The error code itself is an auto-generated number and not related to an error code like Microsoft typically has. That specific error code simply means that a particular failed stack trace matched others with the same stack trace.

Typically, a gack of this nature revolves around a single point of failure, one component that failed to compile. Once a gack occurs, all future components will fail with the same gack. Check the first component where this gack occurred for validity, or try deploying everything except the one file. Without contacting support, it's kind of a guessing game, but you can usually narrow down the suspects by trial and error. The error code itself is an auto-generated number and not related to an error code like Microsoft typically has. That specific error code simply means that a particular component failed with the same stack trace that matched others with the same stack trace.