This project will has moved to the address https://rclr.codeplex.com. As of December 2014, newer packages are at the new site

Project Description
Accessing the Common Language Runtime (.NET or Mono) from the R statistical software, in-process.

Keywords
interfacing R and .NET; R and Mono; R to .NET; CLR hosting; embedding Mono

Installation instructions
Please follow the Installing R packages in the Documentation. A Quick start page documents the first steps to get the library loaded in R.

News

2014-12-18: Release 0.7-2 is available from https://rclr.codeplex.com.

2013-09-21: Release 0.5-2 (beta 5)
Summary
The R Project for Statistical Computing has seen an outstanding adoption in many scientific fields and is a tool of choice for many. Some things are still better done in other languages (C, Fortran, Java, .NET, etc.).
There are ways to link R in-process with most languages, however the interoperability with .NET is lagging.
R.NET offers one way to access R from a Common Language Runtime implementation (CLR).
The project rClr offers the access to a CLR from R in a manner natural to R users.

To give a feel for the capabilities, below is an extract from the tutorials. A hydrology model written in C# and its time series outputs are visualized in R.

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rClr aims to be for .NET CLR implementations (.NET framework and Mono) what rJava is for Java.