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This is a question that has haunted me for a long time now.
Is it possible to implement OOP principles like Polymorphism and Inheritance in a non-OO language like C using only procedures and global variables? Do we need special treatment from lower level abstractions for that?
Does this question makes any sense at all?!
Of course, its possible to use a language like C in an OO manner. Polymorphism can be emulated with pointers to functions (but don’t expect to get easy manageable code this way). Perhaps this discussion
http://ootips.org/oop-in-c.html
will help you to get some more insights.