can't use a file with INIT more than once.

[coke]

One of the changes between parrot-nqp and nqp is 'our' variables; to compensate for the changed behavior, I tried a workaround to INIT() a lexical variable and then create a sub that returns this lexical. Then export the sub from that file so I can get a similar effect as the original our.

However, the INIT is causing problems, as seen below. Getting this fixed (or providing a way to share variables between use'd files) will help unblock partcl-nqp

$ cat a.nqp
INIT {
say("INIT");
}
$ cat b.nqp
use a;
$ cat c.nqp
use a;
use b;

say("alive");
$ nqp --target=pir a.nqp > a.pir
$ nqp --target=pir b.nqp > b.pir
$ nqp c.nqp
INIT
error:imcc:syntax error, unexpected IDENTIFIER ('INIT')
in file './b.pir' line 1

[arnsholt]

This still happens on latest NQP.

[pmurias]

Seems to be parrot specific.
Works on current MoarVM.