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This produces warning(s)
The $ is a valid "operator" for printf, so I dug around to make sure this wasn't intentional, maybe there is some C++ trickery I hadn't seen before. I couldn't find any reference that uses $ this way.
I also noticed after the fact that in the same file the identical expression exists but with % as I would have expected, so I'm certain it's a typo.