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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/18879#issuecomment-4009303355

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   This pull request enhances the robustness of TVM's Tensor IR (TIR) by 
enforcing type constraints on unary mathematical operations, specifically 
trigonometric and hyperbolic functions. By rejecting non-floating-point inputs 
at an earlier stage, it prevents potential runtime errors and provides clearer 
error messages to developers, streamlining the development process and 
improving the overall stability of the system.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Type Checking for Trigonometric Operations**: Introduced strict type 
checking for trigonometric and hyperbolic unary operations (e.g., `tan`, `sin`, 
`cos`, `tanh`) in TVM's TIR, ensuring they only accept floating-point or 
bfloat16 inputs.
   * **Early Error Detection in Python**: Implemented an early type check in 
the Python TIR wrappers for these operations, causing `TypeError` to be raised 
immediately if a non-floating-point input is provided, improving user feedback.
   * **Regression Tests**: Added new regression tests to validate that both 
`tvm.tir` and `topi` versions of these operations correctly reject integer 
inputs.
   
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   * **include/tvm/tir/op.h**
       * Added a new helper function `CheckMathUnaryOpInputDType` to verify if 
a given `DataType` is floating-point or bfloat16.
       * Refactored the `TVM_DECLARE_INTRIN_UNARY` macro into 
`TVM_DECLARE_FLOAT_INTRIN_UNARY` for math operations that require float inputs, 
integrating the new type check.
       * Applied `TVM_DECLARE_FLOAT_INTRIN_UNARY` to `tanh`, `tan`, `cos`, 
`cosh`, `sin`, `sinh`, `asin`, `acos`, `atan`, `acosh`, `asinh`, and `atanh`.
   * **python/tvm/tir/op.py**
       * Introduced a Python helper function `_require_float_arg` to perform 
early type checking for floating-point inputs.
       * Integrated `_require_float_arg` into the Python wrappers for `tanh`, 
`tan`, `cos`, `cosh`, `acos`, `acosh`, `sin`, `sinh`, `asin`, `asinh`, `atan`, 
and `atanh`.
   * **tests/python/tir-base/test_tir_constructor.py**
       * Imported `te` and `topi` modules for testing.
       * Added `test_math_unary_constructor_requires_float_dtype` to confirm 
`tvm.tir.tan` and `tvm.tir.sin` raise `TypeError` for integer inputs.
       * Added `test_topi_tan_requires_float_dtype` to verify `topi.tan` also 
raises `TypeError` for integer inputs.
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   * Local validation tests were executed, specifically targeting 
`test_tir_constructor.py` with relevant keywords to confirm the new type 
checking behavior.
   * The original issue (Fixes #18769) where `tan(int32)` would previously fail 
silently or with less clear errors, now fails early with a `TypeError` as 
intended.
   * Confirmed that `topi.tan(float32)` continues to build successfully with 
`target="llvm"`.
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