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#define P99_CAT2 (   _1,   _2  )    _1 ## _2 Paste two token sequences at their junction. This macro does the paste operation first, and then an evaluation of the result. Thus #define B(x) toto(x) P99_CAT2(A, B(6)); will result in AB(6); and not in Atoto(6) Definition at line 53 of file p99_paste.h.