Note: Repost to give greater detail
Here is my library on Julia & .NET Interoperability: GitHub - HyperSphereStudio/JULIAdotNET
It uses the C-Interface of both languages to translate between the languages very quickly compared to normal server/client based systems.
Julia.Init();
JLFun fun = Julia.Eval("t(x) = sqrt(x)");
double result = (double) fun.Invoke(2);
object dotNetObject = fun.Invoke(3).Value;
Julia.Exit(0);
It is very new but it has support for various built in Julia features such as a JLArray to allow manipulating jl_arrays neatly.
You can also work with .NET from Julia (Experimental at the moment). It utilizes .NET reflection
In C#:
public class TestClass{
public long g;
public TestClass(long g) => this.g = g;
}
Working from Julia:
sharpType = SharpType("TestClass") #Retrieve Type
sharpCon = SharpConstructor(sharpType, 0) #Get Constructor at Index 0
o = sharpCon(6) #Create Instance
sharpField = SharpField(sharpType, "g") #Get Field
println(sharpField(o)) #Get Field Value