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MSVC's <cmath> does not define M_PI unless _USE_MATH_DEFINES is set before the include, so the Windows wheel compile failed with "'M_PI': undeclared identifier" (and the dependent LN_SQRT_2PI const init error). arma::datum::pi is the same IEEE double, portable, and already the idiom used elsewhere in the engine (PTSmodel.h). Parity is bit-for-bit unchanged: 21/21 specs still match R (worst 3.48e-9); R side recompiles and runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix MSVC build: use arma::datum::pi instead of M_PI in bcnorm.h
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MSVC's does not define M_PI unless _USE_MATH_DEFINES is set before the include, so the Windows wheel compile failed with "'M_PI': undeclared identifier" (and the dependent LN_SQRT_2PI const init error). arma::datum::pi is the same IEEE double, portable, and already the idiom used elsewhere in the engine (PTSmodel.h).
Parity is bit-for-bit unchanged: 21/21 specs still match R (worst 3.48e-9); R side recompiles and runs.