Workaround for foreward declaration ?

[Peter Sommerfeld]

According to  http://dlang.org/ctod.html foreward declarations
are not needed because functions can be defined in any order.
But that seems not to be true for inner functions. A somewhat
artificial example:
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import std.stdio;

void main(string[] args){
     int count;
	
     // void foo() -- unlike in C in D not possible

     void bar(){
	++count;
         writeln("bar");

         foo(); // ERROR: undefined identifier foo
     }
	
     void foo(){
         writeln("foo");	
         if(count){
              writeln("foo again");
              return;
         }

         bar();
     }
	
     foo();
}
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Is there a workaround for such a situation or do I have
to put everything outside the enclosing function.

Peter