15.14.txt

base bobj;
base *bp1 = &bobj;
base &br1 = bobj;
derived dobj;
base *bp2 = &dobj;
base &br2 = dobj;

a)
bobj.print();
// called at compile time, since dynamic binding only applies to virtual functions called through a reference or a pointer to a base class type

b)
dobj.print();
// called at compile time, not reference or pointer to a base class type

c)
bp1->name();
// called at compile time, name is not a virtual function that could support dynamic binding, it is only defined in base

d)
bp2->name();
// called at compile time, name is not a virtual function

e)
br1.print();
// called at run time, br1 is a reference to a base class, print is a virtual function: dynamic binding, calls print defined in base

f)
br2.print();
// called at run time, br2 is a reference to a base class type (static type is base, dynamic is derived), print is a virtual function, calls print defined in derived