Yes, Swift was my thought as well, assuming of course that people adopt it. Maybe indirectly we will get more interop as people start targeting the runtime via Swift or learn the details from the compiler. It’s not clear how much of the language will be open-sourced, but since Apple wants to set the new fundamentals, my hope is that whatever ends up in OS X and iOS will be interface-compatible with the source. Of course this won’t help with the large body of software already written in other languages right now, though.
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