PECL account for publishing an extension

Hi all, My name is Dinu MARINA, working for EXTEON, a small PHP development company loated in Bucharest, Romania. About one year ago we forked off XHProf profiler (or rather, kept meta-code and timing functions, rewrote the rest, so this is NOT a maintenance build) to provide recursion handling and better performance and KCachegrind output. The v1 version can be found here: http://www.exteon.ro/en/products/php-tools/web3tracer Now we have made and are in the process of documenting v2 which (re)introduces new features: - Memory usage profiling - Switch back to native PHP profile data and use PHP writer wrappers to generate output files - Uint64 counters for larger data support We would like to publish this extension on PECL to gain visibility and community feedback. There are a number of performance monitoring tools that could benefit from the recursion handling rewrite. I wuld ask you to review the opportunity of this and if so grant an account on PECL. We mostly tried to keep consistent with the XHProf coding style (consistency over standardization), so if the coding style does not thoroughly conform to your guidelines, that can be managed in time. I would also like to ask a question (maybe this is not the right place, but it's a good starting point): for the profiler, it would be very useful to be able to hook into the zend engine memory handling functions, especially: - emalloc, efree etc. for timing and quantization of memory requests; the peak and current memory usage are not great indicators for memory performance - the GC sweep for timing the GC operation Would this be something to request as a feature on bugs.php.net? Or should it be discussed some place else, having rather to do with a design decision. Note: This message was sent before and man-handled by the list bot (required confirmation), but still doesn't appear on the mailing list, and no reply received. Sorry if this message is in duplicate. If someone sees this, please reply directly to from address, we can't confirm the email is going where it's supposed to. Thanks, waiting to hear from you, if you're in the neighborhood drop a SYN, Dinu