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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm-ffi/pull/455#issuecomment-3906475885

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request significantly enhances the TVM FFI system by introducing 
robust runtime type checking and dynamic type conversion capabilities. It 
provides a `TypeSchema` to define FFI types programmatically and a 
`TypeChecker` to efficiently validate and convert values against these schemas. 
This new functionality allows for more flexible and dynamic interactions with 
the FFI, aligning runtime behavior with existing compile-time type mechanisms 
and supporting a comprehensive set of data types and container structures.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Runtime Type Schema**: Introduced a `TypeSchema` struct for describing 
FFI types at runtime using a recursive `{origin, args}` structure, with JSON 
parsing and human-readable representation capabilities.
   * **Dynamic Type Checker**: Added a `TypeChecker` class that provides 
efficient, pre-compiled runtime type checking and conversion, serving as the 
dynamic equivalent of compile-time `TypeTraits`.
   * **Comprehensive Type Support**: Enabled support for a wide range of FFI 
types, including POD (int, float, bool, None), String, Bytes, DataType, Device, 
Object hierarchy, Optional, Array, List, Map, Variant, Tuple, and Callable.
   * **Optimized Container Conversion**: Implemented container conversion logic 
that utilizes both fast-path (zero-copy for strict matches) and slow-path 
(element-by-element conversion) mechanisms, similar to compile-time 
`TypeTraits`.
   * **Small String/Bytes Handling**: Ensured transparent handling of small 
string and bytes optimizations during Object type checks for accurate type 
resolution.
   
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   <summary><b>Changelog</b></summary>
   
   * **CMakeLists.txt**
       * Added `src/ffi/extra/type_checker.cc` to the 
`_tvm_ffi_extra_objs_sources` list for compilation.
   * **include/tvm/ffi/extra/type_checker.h**
       * Defined `TypeSchema` struct for runtime FFI type representation, 
including `FromJSON`, `FromJSONStr`, and `Repr` methods.
       * Defined `TypeChecker` class for pre-compiled type checking and 
conversion, with `TryCast`, `Cast`, and `CheckStrict` methods.
       * Included an internal `Kind` enum for efficient type dispatch.
   * **src/ffi/extra/type_checker.cc**
       * Implemented the `TypeSchema` methods for JSON parsing and 
human-readable representation.
       * Implemented the `TypeChecker`'s constructor, `ResolveKind` static 
method, `CheckStrict`, `TryCast`, and `Cast` methods, covering all supported 
FFI types and conversion logic.
       * Included helper function `IsObjectInstanceRuntime` for object 
hierarchy checks.
   * **tests/cpp/extra/test_type_checker.cc**
       * Added extensive unit tests for `TypeSchema` JSON parsing and `Repr` 
functionality.
       * Included comprehensive tests for `TypeChecker`'s `CheckStrict` and 
`TryCast` methods across POD types, String, Bytes, Optional, Array (typed, 
untyped, conversion, failure), Map, Variant, Object hierarchy, Callable, Tuple, 
and nested types.
       * Verified `Cast` method's throwing behavior on type mismatch and 
success on valid conversion.
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   <summary><b>Activity</b></summary>
   
   * All 319 existing tests passed.
   * 40 new tests were added for `TypeChecker` and `TypeSchema`, covering 
various FFI types and conversion scenarios.
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