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If everything was set up properly, you should find a file called `core_dump`. It will be located in the current working directory that Linux is pointing to. Once you found the file, you can load it up on lldb.
If everything was set up properly, you should find a file called `core_dump`. It will be located in the current working directory that Linux is pointing to.
For the time being, you will need to use the `darling-coredump` command to convert the ELF formatted core dump into a Mach-O core dump.
```
lldb --core /path/to/core/dump/file
darling-coredump /path/to/core/dump/file
```
After the program has finished executing, you should see a `darlingcore-core_dump` file. This file will be in the same folder as the `core_dump` file. Once you found the file, you can load it up on lldb.
```
lldb --core /path/to/darlingcore/core/dump/file
```
## Built-in debugging utilities