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Q: Why is that when I execute the command:
  ./pdfTonto -f booklet in.pdf outbooklet.pdf
  nothing happens? (nothing - no output of any kind, the program hangs, there is no indication of cpu usage)
 
A: The program is waiting for input.  If you want it to read a file as input instead of stdin, you need to specify an input and output file using the flag options.  Try using:
  ./pdfTonto -f booklet -i in.pdf -o outbooklet.pdf
  or if you prefer long options
  ./pdfTonto --filter booklet --in in.pdf --out outbooklet.pdf
  or if you want to use redirection:
  ./pdfTonto -f booklet < in.pdf > outbooklet.pdf
  or you could get really fancy:
  cat in.pdf | ./pdfTonto -f booklet | lp -d printer-name
  endless possibilities...
  
 
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