But...back to static binding if...
		• If the signature of the overridden function is not the same as the declaration of the virtual function, overriding does not occur and the virtual function is simply hidden. • In such cases, the virtual function invoked will be an inherited function from a direct or indirect base class determined at compile time. • Or, if the function is invoked through an object rather than a pointer or a reference, static binding will take place instead!