Importing enum doesn't import enum values

[Maykeye]

Package b:

enum Em{
    Em1
}

Package c:

  import b{Em}

  func main() : int {
      em : Em = Em1;
      return 0;
  }

Running:

 ~/src/bitwise/ion$ git pull && gcc main.c
 Already up-to-date.

 ~/src/bitwise/ion$ IONHOME=. ./a.out c
 /mnt/tera1/devel/src/bitwise/ion/system_packages/builtin/types_win32.ion(4): warning: Unknown declaration #directive 'static_assert'
 /mnt/tera1/devel/src/bitwise/ion/system_packages/builtin/types_win32.ion(5): warning: Unknown declaration #directive 'static_assert'
 /mnt/tera1/devel/src/bitwise/ion/c/c.ion(4): error: Unresolved name 'Em1'

Using import b{...} makes everything compiling fine, but importing enum should probably import values as well, as otherwise it's not very useful, but pretty surprising

(Also I'm on linux, I thought _win32.ions are not parsed)

[pervognsen]

You have to set IONOS and IONARCH or use -os and -arch to change the target OS/arch. It doesn't auto-detect it from the host OS/arch right now.

I'll keep the issue open. Right now there isn't a non-ad-hoc way to import the enum constants when you import the enum type, but I agree you'd probably want something like that.