Shift schema drift left: policy-aware compile-time contracts for typed JVM and Spark pipelines
2026-04-21T08:52:04Z•f606cb3f4b031c4ad4342c82e36a9e0c14f152d287c3ad96c982a8328331611d
C-to-RustCPSLLM agentsRustSparkcompile-time contractsconstant-timedata pipelinesdata sanitisationdeadlock preventiondeclassificationdynamic analysisformal verificationinformation flowinterface translationmemory safetymessage sequence chartsprogram synthesisschema driftstatic analysistiming side-channel
What happened
Collection of recent PL/SE research focusing on program correctness, safety, and secure-by-construction tooling. Notable items: DALC-CT — a dynamic low-level trace analysis approach for verifying constant-time properties (timing side‑channel mitigation); a compositional security definition for higher-order where-declassification (formal information‑flow/declassification guarantees); &inator — constraint-driven C-to-Rust interface translation to produce memory‑safe Rust interfaces from C; and a message-sequence-chart DSL that yields provably deadlock‑free LLM agent coordination. Additional work
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- Source ID
- arxiv_cs_pl
- Record identifier
- f606cb3f4b031c4ad4342c82e36a9e0c14f152d287c3ad96c982a8328331611d
- Enrichment time
- 2026-04-21T08:52:04Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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