It seems that the Windows App Certification Kit searches all files and
binaries for the regex '\<reg\>' (or something like it) and throws
errors if it exists. Supposedly this is for preventing apps from
running REG.EXE
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/appconsult/2017/08/16/how-to-validate-if-your-application-is-compliant-with-the-windows-store-polices-windows-10-and-windows-10-s/
}
if (data_reg || !compiler->allow_gp_on_stack) {
- orc_compiler_error (compiler, "register overflow for %s reg",
+ orc_compiler_error (compiler, "register overflow for %s register",
data_reg ? "vector" : "gp");
compiler->result = ORC_COMPILE_RESULT_UNKNOWN_COMPILE;
}