Description:
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On Microsoft Windows OS there is currently too few information written to the Windows Event Logs (Application, Event Viewer) to be able to figure out where a problem occurs, if one occurs.

Test script:
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1, via CLI: c:\php5.5\php-cgi.exe -d a=b -d foo=1()

2, visiting a website running in IIS, when the website has a user_ini.filename file with the following erroneous content: foo = 1()

Expected result:
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I don't really care about the actual output format written to Windows Application Event Logs, but it'd be useful to have the started process with commandline arguments:

1: Application popup: PHP Error : syntax error, unexpected '(' in Unknown on line 2 (c:\php5.5\php-cgi.exe -d a=b -d foo=1())

2: Application popup:  : (c:\website\docroot\.user.ini)
or
2: Application popup:  : (c:\php5.5\php-fcgi-5-5.exe -d a=b)
or
2: Application popup:  : (c:\php5.5\php-fcgi-5-5.exe -d a=b, c:\website\docroot\.user.ini)


Actual result:
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1: Application popup: PHP Error : syntax error, unexpected '(' in Unknown on line 2

2: Application popup:  :