C++ equivalent of Java's super.method() ?

[Trinithis]

What is the C++ equivalent of accessing superclass methods that are overwritten by a subclass?

Java code:

public class A {
   public void println() {
      System.out.println("from A");
}

public class B extends A {
   public void println() {
      super.println();
      System.out.println("from B");
}

How is this done in C++?

[Antoniohawk]

Maybe the following. I don't know a whole lot about inheritance in C++.

A::println()

[Gox]

A quick example:

class GameRoot {
...
}

GameRoot is a subclass of SolitaireBase

class SolitaireBase : public GameRoot {
...
}