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means it will now run on Windows without Cygwin and other nonsense.
It no longer includes a way to generate XML documentation (the PHP documentation utilities already got tools for that in svn under phpdoc/doc-base) and it no longer support function stubs.
$ php ext_skel.php --help
php ext_skel.php --ext=<name> [--experimental] [--author=<name>]
[--dir=<path>] [--std] [--onlyunix]
[--onlywindows] [--help]
--ext=<name> The name of the extension defined as <name>
--experimental Passed if this extension is experimental, this creates
the EXPERIMENTAL file in the root of the extension
--author=<name> Your name, this is used if --header is passed and
for the CREDITS file
--dir=<path> Path to the directory for where extension should be
created. Defaults to the directory of where this script
lives
--std If passed, the standard header and vim rules footer used
in extensions that is included in the core, will be used
--onlyunix Only generate configure scripts for Unix
--onlywindows Only generate configure scripts for Windows
--help This help
Example usage:
$ php ext_skel.php --ext test --std --experimental
$ php ext_skel.php --ext kalle --author "Kalle Sommer Nielsen"
$ php ext_skel.php --ext phpfi --dir "/home/kalle/dev/" --onlyunix
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