Please describe the problem:
The following vala program(which is a typical usage) produces uncompilable CCode:

// enum.vala
public enum ENUM {
	foo
}
public class CLASSA {
	public ENUM enum_value;
}

// classb.vala
public class CLASSB {
	public CLASSA class_a;
	public void func() {
		if(class_a.enum_value == ENUM.foo) {
			
		}
	}
}

valac -C enum.vala class_b.vala

Steps to reproduce:


Actual results:
In classb.c 

....

struct _CLASSA {
┊   GTypeInstance parent_instance;
┊   volatile int ref_count;
┊   CLASSAPrivate * priv;
┊   ENUM enum_value;
};

struct _CLASSAClass {
┊   GTypeClass parent_class;
┊   void (*finalize) (CLASSA *self);
};

typedef enum  {
┊   ENUM_foo
} ENUM;

....

Which is uncompilable.


Expected results:
In CCode, enums should be declared before anything.


Does this happen every time?
Yes.

Other information:
It is a very annoying bug.