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I have the easy part done ... (Score:1)
At the moment it plays one fixed permutation and quits; once I've got the permutation calculator working I can try that.
Is the code on the Long Now Chimes page on your site the code I should be looking at for calculating the permutations? Not looking forward to implementing splice() in C...
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Re:I have the easy part done ... (Score:2)
Luckily, the permutational stuff can just as easily be implemented as string manupilation -- I did it in splice et al simple because I was directly reiterating the original Mathematica code.