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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm-ffi/pull/472#issuecomment-3948969546

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request significantly enhances the FFI object system by 
introducing robust recursive comparison and hashing capabilities, which are 
crucial for deep equality checks and deterministic hashing across complex, 
potentially cyclic, data structures. It also refines the Python binding layer 
by optimizing object memory usage with `__slots__`, enforcing proper object 
construction, and improving the flexibility of `tvm_ffi.Function` 
initialization. Additionally, the changes include support for a new hardware 
device type and minor but important fixes to object representation for better 
debugging and consistency. This is a staged set of changes and should not be 
merged yet.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Recursive Comparison and Hashing**: Introduced new C++ implementations 
for deep equality, ordering comparisons (RecursiveEq, RecursiveLt, etc.), and 
deterministic hashing (RecursiveHash) for FFI objects, supporting primitives, 
containers, and reflected objects with cycle detection and NaN handling.
   * **Reflection Flags for Comparison/Hashing**: Added new FFI field flags and 
corresponding `refl::Compare(false)` and `refl::Hash(false)` traits to allow 
specific object fields to be excluded from recursive comparison and hashing.
   * **Python Object System Refinements**: Refactored the Python FFI object 
hierarchy by introducing `CObject` as a Cython base class, making `Object` 
inherit from it with `__slots__` for efficiency, and disabling direct 
instantiation of base FFI objects. Also added an `__init__` method to 
`tvm_ffi.Function` for direct wrapping of Python callables.
   * **Deep Copy Cycle Handling**: Enhanced the `ObjectDeepCopier` to correctly 
manage cyclic references within immutable containers (like Array and Map) that 
contain mutable children (List and Dict), ensuring proper deep copying.
   * **New Device Type and Improved Repr**: Added `kDLMAIA` as a new device 
type and improved the `ReprPrint` utility to correctly escape special 
characters in strings and represent the 'trn' device name accurately.
   
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   <details>
   <summary><b>Changelog</b></summary>
   
   * **CMakeLists.txt**
       * Added new source files for recursive comparison and hashing to the 
build configuration.
   * **docs/conf.py**
       * Updated Sphinx documentation generation to correctly handle the 
`CObject` and `Object` class renaming.
       * Added new FFI methods to be hidden from the generated documentation.
   * **include/tvm/ffi/c_api.h**
       * Defined new bitmask flags (`kTVMFFIFieldFlagBitMaskCompareOff`, 
`kTVMFFIFieldFlagBitMaskHashOff`) to control field participation in recursive 
comparison and hashing.
   * **include/tvm/ffi/reflection/registry.h**
       * Added `refl::Compare` and `refl::Hash` `InfoTrait` classes to apply 
the new comparison and hashing flags to field information.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/_ffi_api.py**
       * Exposed new FFI functions for recursive comparison (`RecursiveEq`, 
`RecursiveGe`, `RecursiveGt`, `RecursiveLe`, `RecursiveLt`) and hashing 
(`RecursiveHash`).
   * **python/tvm_ffi/access_path.py**
       * Removed a redundant `super().__init__()` call in `AccessPath.__init__`.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/core.pyi**
       * Renamed the `Object` class to `CObject` and introduced a new `Object` 
class inheriting from `CObject` for type hinting.
       * Added an `__init__` method to the `Function` class for direct callable 
wrapping.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/base.pxi**
       * Added `__slots__ = ()` to `ByteArrayArg` for memory efficiency.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/device.pxi**
       * Added `kDLMAIA` to the `DLDeviceType` enum and updated device type 
mappings.
       * Added `__slots__ = ()` to the `Device` class for memory efficiency.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/dtype.pxi**
       * Added `__slots__ = ()` to the `DataType` class for memory efficiency.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/error.pxi**
       * Changed the base class of `Error` from `Object` to `CObject`.
       * Added `__slots__ = ()` to the `Error` class.
       * Updated `chandle` casting to `CObject` in error handling logic.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/function.pxi**
       * Updated type casting from `Object` to `CObject` across various FFI 
argument setters and function creation.
       * Added an `__init__` method to the `Function` class to allow direct 
wrapping of Python callables.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/object.pxi**
       * Refactored the `Object` class into `CObject` (Cython base) and 
`Object` (Python base with `__slots__` and metaclass).
       * Disabled direct instantiation of `CObject` to enforce FFI constructors.
       * Updated internal object handling to reflect the `CObject` and `Object` 
split.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/string.pxi**
       * Updated `_string_obj_get_py_str` and `_bytes_obj_get_py_bytes` to cast 
to `CObject`.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/tensor.pxi**
       * Updated `_shape_obj_get_py_tuple` and the `Tensor` base class to 
`CObject`.
       * Added `__slots__ = ()` to `Tensor` and `DLTensorTestWrapper` for 
memory efficiency.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/cython/type_info.pxi**
       * Updated `FieldGetter` and `FieldSetter` to accept `CObject` for field 
access.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/module.py**
       * Added `_tvm_ffi_attr_cache` to `Module.__slots__`.
       * Improved `__getattr__` caching logic for module functions.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/registry.py**
       * Included `ffi.Shape` in the list of container types for copy methods.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/testing/__init__.py**
       * Imported new testing classes `TestCompare` and `TestHash`.
   * **python/tvm_ffi/testing/testing.py**
       * Added `__test__ = False` to `TestIntPair`.
       * Defined new `TestCompare` and `TestHash` object classes with specific 
fields marked for comparison/hashing exclusion.
   * **src/ffi/extra/deep_copy.cc**
       * Added `unordered_set` for `in_progress_` tracking to manage objects 
currently being copied.
       * Implemented `FixupDeferredReferences` to handle cyclic references 
involving immutable containers and mutable children during deep copy.
   * **src/ffi/extra/recursive_compare.cc**
       * Added new file implementing `RecursiveComparer` class and FFI 
functions for deep equality and ordering comparisons, including NaN handling 
and cycle detection.
   * **src/ffi/extra/recursive_hash.cc**
       * Added new file implementing `RecursiveHasher` class and FFI function 
for deterministic recursive hashing, including NaN handling, cycle detection, 
and order-independent map hashing.
   * **src/ffi/extra/repr_print.cc**
       * Updated `ReprPrinter` to correctly escape strings and prevent 
duplicate field names in generic object representation.
       * Ensured correct representation of the 'trn' device name.
   * **src/ffi/testing/testing.cc**
       * Defined C++ classes `TestCompareObj` and `TestHashObj` and registered 
their FFI object info, including `refl::Compare(false)` and `refl::Hash(false)` 
for specific fields.
   * **tests/python/test_copy.py**
       * Added new test cases for deep copy cycle preservation with immutable 
root containers.
       * Added tests for Python deepcopy consistency for `Shape` objects.
   * **tests/python/test_function.py**
       * Added new test cases for `tvm_ffi.Function` initialization from Python 
callables and existing `Function` objects.
       * Included error handling tests for moved-from function objects and 
non-callable inputs.
   * **tests/python/test_object.py**
       * Added new test cases to verify that direct instantiation of `Object` 
and unregistered subclasses is disabled.
       * Added tests to check `__slots__` behavior for object subclasses.
   * **tests/python/test_recursive_compare.py**
       * Added new file with extensive unit tests for `RecursiveEq`, 
`RecursiveLt`, `RecursiveLe`, `RecursiveGt`, `RecursiveGe` covering primitives, 
containers, reflected objects, NaN handling, type mismatches, `CompareOff` 
flag, and cycle detection.
   * **tests/python/test_recursive_hash.py**
       * Added new file with extensive unit tests for `RecursiveHash` covering 
primitives, containers, reflected objects, NaN handling, `HashOff` flag, order 
independence for maps, cycle detection, and consistency with `RecursiveEq`.
   * **tests/python/test_repr.py**
       * Added new test cases for string literal round-tripping with special 
characters.
       * Added tests for container literal round-tripping with special strings.
       * Verified correct representation of the 'trn' device name.
       * Ensured inherited fields do not appear twice in generic repr for 
unregistered objects.
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