hey, that's great news!  

Added first file download of FlyingGuns.

Quite interesting to manage such a SF project....

With the public sourceforge cvs, one gets your initial cvs import.
I had a quick glance at it over the weekend. Especially at headquarter. Nice work. Some concepts are pretty similar to the game object replication library I wrote at my time at massive development. It was based on UDP, but had a similar property handling. But you have a nice, more generalized approach. I will do some experimentation. The code could surely use some comments at the class level, explaining what each class does. I had a hard time getting an overview at first.

The library I mentioned unfortunally got scrapped before the final release. Despite working well, it was deemed as 'too complicated'. With the bosses, I had the reputation of writing bloated and complicated code because I used templates in C++ and even had heretic ideas of using STL containers instead of  plain arrays, like a game coder should do

I could do an pserver cvs checkout on friday evening. After getting  EOF from the server serveral times, of course, but that's the usual sourceforge problem. ATM I am behind a firewall, so I can't try.

BTW, the public sf cvs servers are always 24 hours behind.
I heard if you if you use the subdomain cvs, eg:
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.drts.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/drts
it works more you have no lag and it works without EOF errors.
I have not tried, though.