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Syntax and semantic code written in C ++

This question is more accurate than the previous one: General code completion structure written in C / C ++ . I have not clarified this enough to get the answers that I really need.

I want to add Intellisense code completion to my IDE. I would like to have a library in C / C ++ / C ++ 11 that could work as a tool for syntactic and symbolic code and be a common, rather than a separate language (I want to write a completion for Java, C ++ in the future for C #, Python and Javascript). It would be nice if this solution would not be one language guideline - it should be general and scalable in different languages.

(I found something called CEDET , which, according to its webiste, is what I would like to have, but it is written in Lisp, not C ++.)

Could you help me find a good solution?

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The source for Netbeans, Eclipse, and IntelliJ is open source to support the cross-platform intelisense code. IMHO IntelliJ is the best. I suspect C ++ is not the most elegant language to describe this feature.

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