I would. I might not like it, but I can't say for sure now, not having used it. And you never know, there could be some good ideas lurking deep inside.
I recently played around with Atari 2600 BASIC (which is quite possibly worse emulated than on a real system) but found that it had an incredible tracing mechanism I've never seen elsewhere. Also, you could control the speed of execution as the programs runs (imagine---running a program at full speed, then slowing down to watch exactly what happens). You won't know until you try.
I recently played around with Atari 2600 BASIC (which is quite possibly worse emulated than on a real system) but found that it had an incredible tracing mechanism I've never seen elsewhere. Also, you could control the speed of execution as the programs runs (imagine---running a program at full speed, then slowing down to watch exactly what happens). You won't know until you try.
(http://boston.conman.org/2015/06/16.1)