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Subject: Re: Creating a Module
From: pollita@php.net ("Sara Golemon")

> I'm trying to create my first module and I am having a bit of trouble.  Is
> there any example modules available I could review to get a better
> understanding of how to write them?
>
Most any directory under ext/ in the source tree are, in actuality, 
standalone modules (a few exceptions, though only technically).

Or you could grab any package from PECL ( http://pecl.php.net ).

Or you could run ext_skel (from the ext/ directory) and generate a skeleton 
replete with comments describing what to do with the included pieces.

-Sara