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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm-ffi/pull/364#issuecomment-3690493609
## Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces a significant refactoring to the
`tvm_ffi.Object` class structure, primarily to enforce the use of
`__slots__=()` across its inheritance chain. This change is designed to
optimize memory consumption and enhance the performance of attribute access for
FFI objects by preventing the creation of instance dictionaries. The
refactoring involves renaming the internal Cython base class, establishing a
new Python-level `Object` class with a metaclass to manage `__slots__` policy,
and updating all dependent Cython modules to align with the new hierarchy and
slot declarations.
### Highlights
* **Refactored Object Hierarchy**: The core `tvm_ffi.Object` class hierarchy
has been refactored. The original Cython `Object` class is renamed to
`CObject`, and a new Python `Object` class is introduced which inherits from
`CObject`.
* **Enforced `__slots__=()`**: A new metaclass, `_ObjectSlotsMeta`, is
introduced for the `tvm_ffi.Object` class. This metaclass automatically
enforces `__slots__=()` for all subclasses of `tvm_ffi.Object` if not
explicitly defined, and prevents the inclusion of `__dict__` in `__slots__`.
* **Optimized Attribute Access for Module**: The `Module` class now
explicitly uses `__slots__` and implements a caching mechanism for function
attributes in its `__getattr__` method, improving performance for repeated
attribute lookups.
* **Updated Cython Classes**: Numerous Cython classes that inherit from
`Object` (now `CObject`) have been updated to explicitly declare `__slots__ =
()` and their type hints and casts have been adjusted to use `CObject` where
appropriate.
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