Short papers, each with the program it talks about running in the page.
- an orbit in whole numbers, and the same bytes after a hundred million steps - 2026-10-06. A two-body orbit stepped in checked integers, identical from four compilers on three machines after a hundred million steps, beside the same integrator in double from the same compilers, which disagree.
- a transformer block in ternary weights and whole numbers - 2026-10-06. One block with every part in integers, the scales as shifts and the softmax base two, giving the same logits from the reference and the compiler.
- particle to grid transfer in checked integer arithmetic - 2026-10-06. The scatter step of the material point method in whole numbers, run in two particle orders onto the same grid, with conservation as an identity rather than a tolerance.
- slices without copies - 2026-10-06. What a view is in cint, the rules that make it safe, and the fault record a bad index or a bad slice leaves behind. The formal half; the benchmark half is still to come.
- time resolution compatibility as checked integer arithmetic - 2026-10-05. The time compatibility rules of a 2026 SIW paper as a 77-line program, and what happens when a one-year scenario is asked for at one picosecond.
- cint, an introduction - 2026-10-06. What the language is, what a fault record is, and the two compilers that have to agree, with two failures from the history of arithmetic to say why.