I'm working on a web-server for some years now and I would like to make a extension for php so you can change the settings in a simple php code. I found out all extensions have a function called 'get_module' exported, this returns a address to a structure with some unknown value's and some pointers to functions (founded with debugger). I can try and guess what those value's are and work for hours, but I hope some of you know how to create a extension for php in assembler!? However, thanks for taking time to read this topic

Do you have a link to documentation or even an example of this in C or any other high level language? That would greatly help to know how to do the same in Assembly.

The php documentation says how to make a get_module in C, (http://theserverpages.com/php/manual/en/zend.structure.get-module.php) #if COMPILE_DL_FIRSTMOD
ZEND_GET_MODULE(firstmod)
#endif

But I'm not aware with this macro, that's why I started disassembling in the first place. I also download some examples in C but they all use the same macros and fiels like the file config.m4.
A full documentation is on http://talks.php.net/show/extending-php-apachecon2003/0 (change the 0 upwards 1,2,3 to get to the next page) but this one is C to. So my problem is how to those macros works so I can write it in ASM. I'm not really familiar with C (started with ASM right after basic language) so it could just be me that I'm not understanding the macro, I hope somebody else does .