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Subject: how to disable extension in cli
From: wmeler@wp-sa.pl (Wojtek Meler)

Is there a way to tell PHP to not include some sources in CLI build?
PHP_NEW_EXTENSION( mymodule , mymodule.c , nocli) doesn't work as I expected - it 
doesn't include extension in main/internal_functions_cli.c but it link mymodule.o 
to sapi/cli/php.

regards,
Wojtek