DistriNet LLVM Meetup 2025

The DistriNet LLVM meetup is an opportunity for people working with compiler infrastructure to meet, share experiences, and discover new insights or research opportunities. This year marks the 3rd edition, which is co-organized and hosted by UGent's ELIS Computer Systems Lab, and takes place in Ghent. The program is once again packed with fresh talks from academia and industry alike.

The event is open and publicly accessible to all! For those wanting to attend, let us know before March 29th at adriaan.jacobs [AT] kuleuven.be, or fill in the registration form below.

Schedule

• 12u30 Coffee + Welcome
• 13u00 Antonis Louka: rustc++: Facilitating Advanced Analysis of Rust Code
• 13u30 Niels Dossche: Fast and Effective Semantic Bug Detection in LLVM
• 14u00 Elias Storme: Exploring Practical Aspects of Secure Calling Conventions Using LLVM
• 14u30 Timothy Werquin: BOLTing Dart Snapshots for Flutter App Protection
• 15u00 Break + Coffee
• 15u30 Petar Vitorac: Optimizing Constantine's LLVM-based Data-Flow Linearization for Side-Channel Resistance
• 16u00 pcy Sluys: A Peek Behind the Curtain: Debug Interfaces and How to Misuse Them
• 16u30 Daan Vanoverloop: Blurring Enclave Page Accesses in Space and Time with Compile-Time Instrumentation
• 17u00 Kristof Beyls: Does LLVM implement security hardenings correctly? A BOLT-based static analyzer to the rescue?
• 17u30 Reception + Networking + Poster Session

More details and talk abstracts can be found here.