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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm-ffi/pull/242#issuecomment-3506553889

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   This pull request refines the number handling mechanism within the TVM FFI 
by introducing custom protocols for integer and float types. This change allows 
for more explicit and controlled conversion of various numeric objects, 
including `Integral` and `Real` types, and enables custom Python objects to 
define their FFI representation, ultimately leading to a more robust and 
flexible FFI system.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **New Custom Protocols**: Introduced two new custom protocols, 
`__tvm_ffi_int__` and `__tvm_ffi_float__`, allowing user-defined classes to 
specify how they should be converted to FFI integer and float types, 
respectively.
   * **Streamlined Number Handling**: Modified the FFI argument setter factory 
to prioritize and use dedicated setters for `Integral` and `Real` types, 
ensuring more conservative and precise handling of these number categories.
   * **Updated Conversion Logic**: The `_convert.py` module now checks for the 
presence of the new `__tvm_ffi_int__` and `__tvm_ffi_float__` attributes, 
enabling objects implementing these protocols to be directly converted.
   * **New FFI Argument Setters**: Added `TVMFFIPyArgSetterIntegral_`, 
`TVMFFIPyArgSetterReal_`, `TVMFFIPyArgSetterIntProtocol_`, and 
`TVMFFIPyArgSetterFloatProtocol_` in `function.pxi` to manage the conversion of 
these specific number types and protocol-compliant objects.
   * **Comprehensive Testing**: New test cases have been added to 
`test_function.py` to validate the correct behavior of `numpy` integer and 
float types, as well as custom classes implementing the new `__tvm_ffi_int__` 
and `__tvm_ffi_float__` protocols.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
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