support native call

[netpyoung]

Do you have a plan to support interop .net?

https://clojure.org/reference/java_interop

like

(Console/WriteLine "A")
(.ToString 1)

[kflu]

We do support interop with .NET today, but not in the form you mentioned.

Specifically, Schemy don't support accessing .NET functions unless they are explicitly exposed (registered) via the interpreter. Schemy is used as a embedding language for users to extend the application business logic. In most cases, it is a major security concern letting Schemy script accessing anything the host platform (application) can access, e.g., file system, etc.

Languages like Clojure, IronPython, etc, have a different goal - they are full-fledged language built on that runtime (JRE/CLR), while they can, they are not intended to be used as embedded languages. In fact, if used as embedded languages, you've to put a lot of effort on how to sandbox them.