A class has a routine which obtains the address of a procedure via $p.
A descendant class redefines procedure `p'.  In the descendant, $p
incorrectly returns the address of the ancestor's version of the
routine instead of the redefined routine.

Discovered in Release 5.0.015.

Answer for explaining updated output file:
- One should look not at the value but at the behavior as the function pointer given
  is simply a wrapper to a routine that properly does the dispatch to the right version
  of `weasel' depending on the dynamic type.