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class A 
{
    bool method AM();
    virtual bool method M() { return AM(); }
};

class D 
{
   static bool DoSomething( A* ptr ) { ptr ->AM(); }  
};

C1::anytest ()
{
   B::M();
}

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But now I wanna have that D calls the M() of C1´s base A

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each of the derived last classes will override the methods M1, M2, M3 ...Mn... with the same functional content!

typedef vector<B*> arrayB

arrayB1 my_collection;
my_collection.push_back(Cc1* ... ) //... etc

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- Cc1...Ccn is derived from Cb1...Cbn
- Cc_::M1() used some data of Cc_

class animal()
{
   OpenMouth() ;
   breath_in();
   breath_out();
}
class cat() : public animal
{ 
   play_with_wool();
}
class dog() : public animal
{
   hunt_cats();
}
class mops1() : public dog
{ 
   get_fat_and_fart()
}
class mops2() : public dog
{ 
   get_fat()
}
class greyhound1() : public dog 
{
  run()
}
class specialdog() : public dog
{
  run_fast()
}

barf() { breath_in(); OpenMouth(); dosomething(); }

class greyhound1() : public dog 
{
  run()
  barf(); // added ... 
}
class specialdog() : public dog
{
  run_fast()
  barf(); // added ... 
}
class greywolf() : public wolf
{ 
   barf(); // added
}