WOBBLE

WOBBLE stands for: Web Of Binary Building and Linking Engines

It has a homepage at https://www.equi4.com/wobble/

Taken from that page:

WOBBLE is a software development tool to build binaries remotely. This is based on one or more HTTP-based Wobble servers running a CGI script, handling the following simple tasks (and a bit more):

Take source code, compile it, and return the ".o" object code.
Link a set of object files into an executable or a shared library.

There is a (now dormant) discussion mailing list at http://www.thecliff.com:8015/discuss/

After a peak of discussions in September 1998, it led to a first implementation - a Perl server and a Tcl client, proving that scripting overcomes all barriers - which is able to compile C and C++ and link object code over the web.

The WOBBLE project is waiting for better times, I think - when it will make more sense to build small binaries, such as Tcl extensions. The new Stubs interface is clearly a step towards that goal.