I just want to point out that this is question is not the reverse of
Best approach for designing F# libraries for use from both F# and C#
Here I\'m not asking ho
Interop with existing .NET libraries was a major design goal of F#, so there aren't any constraints on the libraries to be consumed.
That said, because of F#'s stricter typing, there are some patterns that result in slightly clunkier code. The builder pattern is one.
var bldr = new StringBuilder();
bldr.Append("abc"); //ignoring return value
vs.
bldr.Append("abc") |> ignore //must be explicitly ignored
But this is easily worked around using an extension method or let-bound function. Bottom line: interop is one of F#'s strengths and greatest achievements.