Going MLIR-native: Demonstrating a Future for DSL compilers on a NumPy-like Example

2026-04-23T08:52:16Zbeb14beb3ba88963118085beb1b4c2ed55da15f710e32e153488963e594e390b
C-to-RustFortranGPUMLIRMPIWCOJcode-generationcompiler-infrastructureformal-methodsmemory-safetyprogram-verificationquantum-benchmarkssmart-contractssoliditysparse-tensors

What happened

This arXiv feed (multiple PL papers) covers compiler infrastructure, formal verification, program translation, and domain-specific systems. Notable security-relevant items: (1) “Automatic Code and Test Generation of Smart Contracts” — a formal model and toolchain that generates Solidity code and tests from coordination models (implications for supply-chain security and contract correctness); (2) “&inator: Correct, Precise C-to-Rust Interface Translation” — a constraint-based approach to produce sound Rust interfaces from C, enabling safer migrations and reducing memory-safety risks; (3) “Exten

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beb14beb3ba88963118085beb1b4c2ed55da15f710e32e153488963e594e390b
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2026-04-23T08:52:16Z
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