I'm new to ChucK but am very excited. I have grand plans. I will likely have lots of questions (some unfortunately stupid, apologies in advance) although I have been pouring through manuals, examples, the wiki, git source code and forum archives. Hopefully my questions won't be too annoying. I'm always happy to receive answers in the form of pointers to documentation I should be reading before wasting the groups time. Here's my first pass. 1) I can't find any thing that documents the scope of variables and objects. Can I create variables that can be accessed in other files, other threads. 2) My first project will be fairly large hopefully split between many files. Where can I look to see how ChucK code should be broken down and organized. What is a good paradigm for a shared library. 3) Speaking of libraries I would like to bring a lot of existing C++ code into my project. Does dynamic linking actually work. I see vague (old) references to it being made to work again as if it was broken and other references to it just needing documentation which will come "soon." Lacking documentation is there an example library that does it. I can get a long ways with a working example. Working code may be confusing and slow to understand but it is its own most accurate documentation. I've looked at chuck_dll and I think I need to see the interface from the other side to really understand. I'm happy to be a reviewer for "preliminary" draft documentation. 4) The Mac install seems to have installed a single bundled app. How do I use the command line interface? Thanks, -steve (aka zencuke)