Experimental code reordering has issues with pragma

[genotrance]

{.experimental: "codeReordering".}

const
  headerbass* = "bass.h"
  STREAMPROC_DUMMY* = cast[ptr STREAMPROC](0)

{.pragma: impbassHdr, header: headerbass.}

type
  DWORD* {.importc, impbassHdr.} = uint32
  HSTREAM* {.importc, impbassHdr.} = DWORD
  STREAMPROC* {.importc, impbassHdr.} = proc (handle: HSTREAM; buffer: pointer;
      length: DWORD; user: pointer): DWORD {.cdecl.}

Without codeReordering, this fails because STREAMPROC is defined after the const section which refers to it. Adding codeReordering avoids that but now complains about invalid pragmas.

a.nim(10, 21) Error: invalid pragma: impbassHdr
a.nim(11, 23) Error: invalid pragma: impbassHdr
a.nim(12, 26) Error: invalid pragma: impbassHdr

Remove the pragmas altogether and the issue no longer occurs.

{.experimental: "codeReordering".}

const
  STREAMPROC_DUMMY* = cast[ptr STREAMPROC](0)

type
  DWORD* {.importc.} = uint32
  HSTREAM* {.importc.} = DWORD
  STREAMPROC* {.importc.} = proc (handle: HSTREAM; buffer: pointer;
      length: DWORD; user: pointer): DWORD {.cdecl.}

[jyapayne]

@genotrance if you put the {.pragma: impbassHdr, header: headerbass.} above the experimental tag, it seems to work. Maybe pragma declarations don't need to come after const declarations?