Error #1006: value is not a function

Question

I'm trying to port a big library to Alchemy. I've run into something that looks like an Alchemy bug. I have a class with a static member. There's a static function that uses it. Something like this:
In foo.h:
    class Foo
        static Bar m_pBar;
        static void doSomething (int a);
In foo.cpp:
    Bar Foo::m_pBar;
    void Foo::doSomething (int a)
        m_pBar.doSomething(a);
When I do Foo::doSomething(a), I get TypeError: Error #1006: value is not a function.
On the other hand, if I use a local variable of the same type in the static function (just to test), it works :
    void Foo::doSomething (int a)
        // Test
        Bar pBarTest;
        pBarTest.doSomething(a);
So my guess is that the static variable is not being initialized. This works fine when compiled with g++ in Linux and Mac and with Visual C++ 2008 in Windows so it looks like Alchemy is doing something wrong.
Has anyone encountered this same issue?

Answer 1

Ignore, it was something in the called class, oops