Please give me suggestions on how to append a pdf file to another pdf file in C++.

I have found strange behaviour in casting floating point values in C++ 6.0
to int:
If I enter in the watch window while debugging in version 6.0 the following
term:

I cracked open my vstudio .NET pro and tried to build some old sources.
I created a new project and to my amazement I could edit the files but
the compiler could not find them.
OK, so I created a virtual drive (net use x: \\share\blah) and opened

I've got a little problem with the following few lines of code (copypasted
from the stopped debugger):
int extra1 = max((int)h->size - sizeof(OggStreamHeader), 0);
0148FA42 mov eax,dword ptr [h]

I know that the limit of nested parentheses for visual C++
6.0 SP5 is 256. I would like to know if this limit has
been increased since visual C++ 6.0 SP5.
Thanks in advance.

I used DllImport() to load the function
LookupPrivilegeValue() in advapi32.dll, and then called
it in my button click event. But the function always
returns false. I got the error code it left through

Hi, when I draw a long text inside a rect, it will go outside, I want to
know which charactor is the last one which is inside the rect. I know I can
do like below, but it's not efficient, is there any better way to do this,
thanks.

I'm currently doing most of my development in Java. The
only reason i'm considering alternatives is because Java
is decompilable, and thus one's source code is
unprotected for the most part when shipped as a desktop

Visual Studio .NET 2003 is refusing to compile following code:
#include <cstdio>
namespace
{

DA PROBLEM:
Once I wrote a c++ dll. I wanted to use that dll in my new c# project,
so I compiled it with the CLR option. The compilation was ok.
Like I said, I wanted to use the dll (with several classes in it), in

VC++ refuses to recognize  stream classes (such as ofstream and ifstream) when I compile.  I wrote the simplest program possible to diagnose the problem and I still have no idea what is going on.  I include <iostream> and <fstream> and still get unrecognized identifiers in ...

Anybody know how to profile a c++ program compiled in 7.1?
(unmanaged)
Seems the old tools are gone!!!!

How to access API function of a Managed C++ application?
Sample:
This doesn't work. (::MessageBox.)
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Please forgive the stoopid question...
I have just started with C++ .NET 2003, I am working
through one of the Microsoft books (C++.NET Step by Step)
In chapter 2 it is asking me to create a Managed C++

Why I get this error:
e:\Test Work\VC.NET Samples\VC.NET - Interop - Automate IE\stdafx.h(15) :
fatal error C1107: could not find assembly 'Microsoft.mshtml.dll': please
specify the assembly search path using /AI or by setting the LIBPATH