std::regex_match provokes a stack overflow

The following code (win10, target plateform version = 10.0.17134.0, platform toolset = Visual Studio 2015 (v140) in latest update of visual studio 2019 pro, debug x64) :

#include <iostream>
//#define _REGEX_MAX_STACK_COUNT 0;
#include <regex>

int main()
{
    int stack_reg = _REGEX_MAX_STACK_COUNT ;

    std::string nok("FDFDFD...FDFD"); // concatenation of "FD" 298 times
    std::string ok( "FDDFFD...FD"); // concatenation of "FD" 297 times
    auto regex(std::regex("([FI]D){1,}"));

    bool res_ok = std::regex_match(ok, regex);
    bool res_nok = std::regex_match(nok, regex); // triggers the exception
    
    return 0;
}

triggers the following exception :

inside C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\include\xmemory0 when line bool res_nok = std::regex_match(nok, regex); // triggers the exception is trying to be executed.

Setting _REGEX_MAX_STACK_COUNT to 200000 or even to 0 (no limit) keeps triggering the same exception.

I tried to apply solution from

https://stackoverflow.com/a/42913977/1581875

but I have no "regex.h" in my include paths so that I can only include .

(Context : the code is one case from thousands in a switch...case parsing a huge programming language script, so that I would ideally like to do the very same regex with the very same matching pattern in a different way. The problem is that installing boost is not an option for me.)