change cojac-grind link authored by Frédéric Bapst's avatar Frédéric Bapst
...@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ COJAC is offered (without warranty of any kind) in the hope it can be useful ...@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ COJAC is offered (without warranty of any kind) in the hope it can be useful
for educational purposes, as well as in the software industry. for educational purposes, as well as in the software industry.
You might be interested in the You might be interested in the
[valgrind-based cousin](http://code.google.com/p/cojac-grind/cojac-grind), a [valgrind-based cousin](https://github.com/frederic-bapst/cojac-grind), a
similar tool not limited to the Java world (it acts on any Linux binary). similar tool not limited to the Java world (it acts on any Linux binary).
The concept of _numerical problem sniffer_ is presented in our The concept of _numerical problem sniffer_ is presented in our
...@@ -578,9 +578,9 @@ The sniffer part of COJAC is rather stable. Here are some limitations: ...@@ -578,9 +578,9 @@ The sniffer part of COJAC is rather stable. Here are some limitations:
`System.out.println(3*Integer.MAX_VALUE);` does not log the overflow! `System.out.println(3*Integer.MAX_VALUE);` does not log the overflow!
* The tool targets the JVM only. We focus on Java, but it might be interesting * The tool targets the JVM only. We focus on Java, but it might be interesting
to try it on other JVM-equiped languages (Scala, jython...). By the way, if to try it on other JVM-equiped languages (Scala, Jython...). By the way, if
you dream of a numerical sniffer not limited to the Java world, have a look at you dream of a numerical sniffer not limited to the Java world, have a look at
[cojac-grind](http://code.google.com/p/cojac-grind/)... [cojac-grind](https://github.com/frederic-bapst/cojac-grind)...
## 5.2 - Issues with the wrapper ## 5.2 - Issues with the wrapper
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