I'm trying to figure out how to use msp430-jtag to stop my
program and dump out RAM contents so that I can look at the
contents of some buffers my program is filling with state info.

Uploading from RAM using the --upload option seems to work (it
prints out a bunch of hex data), but the data don't look at
like the data that my program is writing.

Is it not possible to dump out the state of program
variables/buffers using msp430-jtag?

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