[perl #72696] [BUG] Defining two different enumerations with the same enum value should result in ambiguity in Rakudo; doesn't

[Carl Mäsak via RT]

On Thu Nov 15 05:16:59 2012, bbkr wrote:
> 2012.10 - still broken (should fail on redeclaration)
> 
>  <bbkr_> rakudo: enum A <a b c>; enum B <a b c>; say c.perl
>  <p6eval> rakudo c82d10: OUTPUT«B::c␤»

Just for the record; no, it shouldn't fail on redeclaration (despite 
STD's error message). The spec says that the a, b, and c slots become 
"poisoned" and can't be used as-is anymore. They have to be specified as 
A::a etc.