class SuperBase
{
   virtual void func() = 0;
};
template <typename Child>
class Base: public SuperBase
{
   void func()
   {
     cout<< static_cast<Child*>(this)->m_i;
   }
};
class Derived1: Base<Derived1>
{
   static const int m_i;
}
const int Derived1:m_i = 1;
    int main()
    {
       SuperBase *iob;
       iob = new Derived1();
       iob->func();
       return 0;
    }
Now if I want to intoduce more derived class like Derived 2, and I want to pass different value to Base like -
class Derived2: Base { //static const int m_i2; }
then I will not be able to do the same. Any design tweaks which can solve the problem ?
 
                        
funccan calledderived_funcwhich would them deal with the variables, butderived_funchas to be the same name across all subclasses and has to be individually programmed (they can have a default in the base class)