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I have used Haskell a bit in my days but it was a long time ago so I decided to take a look at F#. I do a lot of daily development using C, C++ and C#.
I noticed that you could expose F# types as classes in C# when compiling F# to a dll. But then I came to think. I have a few C# classes I would like to put the logic of in F# (to try it out). But a lot of the existing C# code handles a lot of objects by their base class (which is very rudimentary). Would it be possible to use that base class from C# as a base for the F# types? Or can F# only inherit from other F# types?
The reason behind this would be to keep the base class as part of the main C# project and the specific dlls (kind of like plugins based on the given contract by the base class) could be written in F#. If it can't be done I would have to add yet another F# project that contains only the base class which feels a bit overly complicated.
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Yes. It is possible.
type SomeClass =
inherit SomeCSharpBase
Here are some more details:
Inheritance (F#)
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