see the thread on stackoverflow: [optimizing a C# function from R](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17214741/is-it-possible-to-call-a-r-statistics-function-to-optimize-c-sharp-function).
I am interested in supporting this. First: is this actually already doable. If not, likely that I can implement by similarity with rClr.
Comments: I see. But I don't know whether it is good if R.NET supports that C# functions can be called in R workflow. If there is a C# function, I think it is better that C# retrieves data from R using R.NET and invokes a function in the .NET environment than that R gets a function pointer from C# and calls it back, because R.NET users would want to obtain analysis result in .NET environment. If not, they had better choose rClr, currently.
I am interested in supporting this. First: is this actually already doable. If not, likely that I can implement by similarity with rClr.
Comments: I see. But I don't know whether it is good if R.NET supports that C# functions can be called in R workflow. If there is a C# function, I think it is better that C# retrieves data from R using R.NET and invokes a function in the .NET environment than that R gets a function pointer from C# and calls it back, because R.NET users would want to obtain analysis result in .NET environment. If not, they had better choose rClr, currently.