lldb:tldr:eea05
lldb: Debug an executable.
$ lldb ${executable}
try on your machine
This command is using the LLDB (short for "low-level debugger") debugger to debug an executable file. The ${executable} placeholder is meant to be replaced with the actual name of the executable file that you want to debug.
When this command is executed, LLDB will be launched and it will load the specified executable file. It provides you with a command-line interface to interact with the debugger and examine the state of the program being debugged. You can set breakpoints, inspect variables, step through code, and perform various debugging operations to analyze and diagnose any issues in the program.
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