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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm-ffi/pull/97#issuecomment-3383440934

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request exposes a new `get_raw_stream` method within the 
`tvm_ffi.stream` module, allowing users to retrieve the current FFI stream 
associated with a given device. This is achieved by adding a Cython binding 
(`_env_get_stream`) to an internal C++ function, defining the public Python 
API, and updating the module's `__init__.py`. New test assertions confirm the 
method's correct behavior, particularly within `use_raw_stream` contexts.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Intent**: This pull request aims to expose a method to retrieve the 
current FFI stream for a given device, following up on a previous issue (#5).
   * **Changes Overview**: The PR introduces a new public function 
`get_raw_stream` in the `tvm_ffi.stream` module. This function allows users to 
query the currently active stream for a specified device. The implementation 
involves adding a Cython binding to an internal C++ function 
(`TVMFFIEnvGetStream`) and updating the `__init__.py` to expose the new method. 
Corresponding tests have been added to verify its functionality within stream 
contexts.
   * **File Changes**: The changes are distributed across four files:
   
   - `python/tvm_ffi/__init__.py`: Updated to import the newly exposed 
`get_raw_stream` function.
   - `python/tvm_ffi/cython/base.pxi`: A new Cython function `_env_get_stream` 
was added to provide a Python-callable wrapper for the internal 
`TVMFFIEnvGetStream` C++ function, enabling retrieval of the raw stream pointer.
   - `python/tvm_ffi/stream.py`: The public `get_raw_stream` function was 
defined, which takes a `tvm_ffi.Device` object and uses the new Cython binding 
to return the current stream as an integer. A comprehensive docstring was also 
added.
   - `tests/python/test_stream.py`: The `test_raw_stream` function was enhanced 
with assertions to confirm that `get_raw_stream` correctly reports the active 
stream when `use_raw_stream` context managers are used, including nested 
contexts.
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