In the code below, call graph reports
f2search() called from caller() that is called from fun2()
(in the case "Show Overridden Methods" is on).

But it's quite obvious that it can't be called from fun2, since it uses a non-pointer type (Anc a), so call graph shouldn't show it.

struct Anc {
    virtual void f2search() {        
    }
    virtual void caller() {        
    }
};

struct Desc : Anc {
    virtual void f2search() {        
    }
    virtual void caller() {
        Anc a;
        a.f2search();
    }
};

static void fun2() {
    Anc a;
    a.caller(); // it's Anc::caller, never Desc::caller
}