Looks like I found my problem.

I was predeclaring my functions in ccvs.h (stupid of me), so PHP was seeing the predec from internal_functions.h, the predec again, and then the actual functions and barfing.  Compiles into apache now.  Will test further.

ext/ccvs/ccvs.c

@@ -37,6 +37,74 @@ static char const cvsid[] = "$Id$";
 #include <string.h>
 #include <ccvs.h>
 
+
+	/* 
+	*	Create the Zend Internal hash construct to track this modules functions
+	*
+	*	In case anyone is wondering why we use ccvs_<action> instead of cv_<action>,
+	*	it's because we are directly importing functions of the actual CCVS, which uses functions that are 
+	*	cv_<action>, and we had problems implementing ZEND_NAMED_FE calls (bug in NAMED_FE? investigate
+	* 	later).  We don't want our PHP calls to conflict with the C calls in the CCVS API.
+	*	   
+	*	BWM - 2000.07.27@16.41.EST - Added FALIAS Calls.  While I'm of the opinion that naming the 
+	* 	functions in PHP ccvs_<action> is much more readable and clear to anyone reading the code than 
+	*	cv_<action>, It strikes me that many people coming from php3 -> php4 will need backwards 
+	*  compatibility.  It was kind of careless to simply change the function calls (There were reasons other
+	*  than readability behind this; the ZEND_NAMED_FE macro was misbehaving) and not provide for 
+	*  backwards compatibility - this *IS* an API and should scale with compatibility. 
+	* 
+	*/
+
+	zend_function_entry ccvs_functions[] = {
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_init,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_init,ccvs_init,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_done,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_done,ccvs_done,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_new,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_new,ccvs_new,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_add,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_add,ccvs_add,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_delete,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_delete,ccvs_delete,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_auth,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_auth,ccvs_auth,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_return,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_return,ccvs_return,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_reverse,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_reverse,ccvs_reverse,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_sale,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_sale,ccvs_sale,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_void,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_void,ccvs_void,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_status,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_status,ccvs_status,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_count,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_count,ccvs_count,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_lookup,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_lookup,ccvs_lookup,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_report,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_report,ccvs_report,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_command,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_command,ccvs_command,NULL)
+		ZEND_FE(ccvs_textvalue,NULL)
+		ZEND_FALIAS(cv_textvalue,ccvs_textvalue,NULL)
+		{NULL,NULL}
+	};
+
+/* End function declarations */
+
+/* Zend Engine Exports - module information */
+
+	/* Declare our module to the Zend engine */
+	zend_module_entry ccvs_module_entry = {
+		"CCVS",
+		ccvs_functions,
+		NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,
+		PHP_MINFO(ccvs),
+		STANDARD_MODULE_PROPERTIES                                                                 
+	};   
+		
+		
 /* Full Functions (The actual CCVS functions and any internal php hooked functions such as MINFO) */
 
 ZEND_FUNCTION(ccvs_init) /* cv_init() */

ext/ccvs/ccvs.h

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@
 
 	#include <cv_api.h>
 	
+	extern zend_module_entry ccvs_module_entry;
 	
 	#define ccvs_module_ptr &ccvs_module_entry
 	#define phpext_ccvs_ptr ccvs_module_ptr
@@ -47,73 +48,7 @@
 		ZEND_FUNCTION(ccvs_report);
 		ZEND_FUNCTION(ccvs_command);
 		ZEND_FUNCTION(ccvs_textvalue); 
-		PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION(ccvs); 
-		
-		/* 
-		*	Create the Zend Internal hash construct to track this modules functions
-		*
-		*	In case anyone is wondering why we use ccvs_<action> instead of cv_<action>,
-		*	it's because we are directly importing functions of the actual CCVS, which uses functions that are 
-		*	cv_<action>, and we had problems implementing ZEND_NAMED_FE calls (bug in NAMED_FE? investigate
-		* 	later).  We don't want our PHP calls to conflict with the C calls in the CCVS API.
-		*	   
-		*	BWM - 2000.07.27@16.41.EST - Added FALIAS Calls.  While I'm of the opinion that naming the 
-		* 	functions in PHP ccvs_<action> is much more readable and clear to anyone reading the code than 
-		*	cv_<action>, It strikes me that many people coming from php3 -> php4 will need backwards 
-		*  compatibility.  It was kind of careless to simply change the function calls (There were reasons other
-		*  than readability behind this; the ZEND_NAMED_FE macro was misbehaving) and not provide for 
-		*  backwards compatibility - this *IS* an API and should scale with compatibility. 
-		* 
-		*/
-		
-		zend_function_entry ccvs_functions[] = {
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_init,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_init,ccvs_init,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_done,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_done,ccvs_done,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_new,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_new,ccvs_new,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_add,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_add,ccvs_add,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_delete,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_delete,ccvs_delete,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_auth,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_auth,ccvs_auth,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_return,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_return,ccvs_return,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_reverse,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_reverse,ccvs_reverse,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_sale,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_sale,ccvs_sale,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_void,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_void,ccvs_void,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_status,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_status,ccvs_status,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_count,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_count,ccvs_count,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_lookup,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_lookup,ccvs_lookup,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_report,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_report,ccvs_report,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_command,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_command,ccvs_command,NULL)
-			ZEND_FE(ccvs_textvalue,NULL)
-			ZEND_FALIAS(cv_textvalue,ccvs_textvalue,NULL)
-			{NULL,NULL}
-		};
-	
-	/* End function declarations */
-	
-	/* Zend Engine Exports - module information */
-	
-		/* Declare our module to the Zend engine */
-		zend_module_entry ccvs_module_entry = {
-			"CCVS",
-			ccvs_functions,
-			NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,
-			PHP_MINFO(ccvs),
-	   	 	STANDARD_MODULE_PROPERTIES                                                                 
-		};   
+		PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION(ccvs);
 		
 		/* Declare the information we need to dynamically link this module later */
 		#if COMPILE_DL