Hello, I am searching a CEP to do streaming queries that is embedded and written in C/C++. I also want it to work on linux. Except for the language requirement, Nesper/Esper would be a perfect fit for me. I have wondered if an extension of MonetDbLite would do the job. For me all the data arrives as a time series, like the price of a stock. This can either happen in real time or the data might be replayed from stored history to test other parts of the system. The goal is to build arbitrary queries that fire events when their conditions are met. For example, a listener may be attached to a query that fires if the value of the input stream has changed more than x% over the last n observations. Other events might fire every day at 4pm, indicating the end of the day. As I said, Nesper/Esper do this out of the box, but Nesper is in .net and esper is in Java. My code base is in c++ and JNI is unappealing. Does MonetdbLite handle these things already? Where might I run into difficulty in trying to adapt monet for this project? Any help is appreciated. Please let me know if I didn’t explain the task very well. Jeff