Filament: Denning-Style Information Flow Control for Rust
2026-04-17T08:52:01Z•dd0f5f5a090fce34efc203d1cf44067f853cfdf37dc8b3b9362277f418cbe89e
FilamentGPU-kernelsIFCLLMsLinear-HaskellNautilusPrismPure-BorrowRTL-generationRustVeriGraphiauto-schedulingborrowinge-graphequality-saturationhardware-designinformation-flow-controlmemory-safetyoptimistic-analysis`,`function-merging`,`branch-reordering`,`algpc_blockprogramming-languagessGraphstatic-analysissymbolic-superoptimizertensor-compiler
What happened
A collection of new programming-languages and systems papers from arXiv CS PL. Highlights: Filament — a Denning-style static information-flow control (IFC) library for Rust that requires no compiler changes and introduces pc_block!, fcall!/mcall! macros to check explicit and implicit flows with low annotation overhead. Nautilus — an auto-scheduling tensor compiler that lowers algebraic operator descriptions into highly efficient tiled GPU kernels (notably finding FlashAttention-3-like kernels) with large throughput gains on GH200 and RTX 5090. Prism — a symbolic superoptimizer for tensor code,
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- dd0f5f5a090fce34efc203d1cf44067f853cfdf37dc8b3b9362277f418cbe89e
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- 2026-04-17T08:52:01Z
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