Type redefinition and construction will break nim check

[Wh1teDuke]

type 
  Foo = enum A, B, C
  A = object
    f: Foo

proc bar(f: Foo): A = A(f: f)

Under nim c: test.nim(2, 14) Error: redefinition of 'A'
But, under nim check:

test.nim(2, 14) Error: redefinition of 'A'
test.nim(6, 19) Error: type expected
test.nim(6, 23) Error: type expected
test.nim(6, 24) Error: object constructor needs an object type
Traceback (most recent call last)
nim.nim(97)              nim
nim.nim(61)              handleCmdLine
main.nim(330)            mainCommand
main.nim(46)             commandCheck
modules.nim(206)         compileProject
modules.nim(154)         compileModule
passes.nim(193)          processModule
passes.nim(137)          processTopLevelStmt
sem.nim(455)             myProcess
sem.nim(424)             semStmtAndGenerateGenerics
semstmts.nim(1410)       semStmt
semexprs.nim(906)        semExprNoType
semexprs.nim(2236)       semExpr
semstmts.nim(1199)       semProc
semstmts.nim(1139)       semProcAux
transf.nim(795)          transformBody
sempass2.nim(866)        trackProc
sempass2.nim(773)        track
sempass2.nim(710)        track
sempass2.nim(756)        track
system.nim(2358)         sysFatal
Error: unhandled exception: sym is not accessible [FieldError]

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nim -v

Nim Compiler Version 0.11.3 (2015-07-01) [Windows: i386]
Copyright (c) 2006-2015 by Andreas Rumpf

git hash: e1ddf2b17525052cf4840820b0f05343fd5a92b3

nim branch: * devel
command: nim c test.nim and nim check test.nim

[Wh1teDuke]

You are faster than light. Great work.