[Solved]-How can I make Eclipse C.D.T. recognize C++11 features?-eclipse

most likely the eclipse and netbeans ides have to have an updated parser and lexer details to correctly support c++11. hopefully someone has already done this for c++11 and can post additional details.

it appears netbeans is written in java, since that product's forum has three posts that discuss the procedure for older and more recent netbeans versions.

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i have found a non eclipse post that may be the solution for c++11 keyword recognition inside the eclipse ide. review: how do i use a custom gcc toolchain with eclipse?. it has a step by step procedure and screen captures for updating the gcc toochain within eclipse. i expect support from the clang and clang++ compiler set to be similar. the external article is from this so post: eclipse ide for c++ hooking up multiple compiler toolset
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i do not have additional time right now to follow the netbeans procedure to create a new netbeans parser and lexer for the c++11 support. maybe someone else has already done so and can share the details. the posts i have found follow. note, that these are tutorials for any language in the netbeans ide.

• netbeans 7.2 and above
  1) javacc lexer generator integration tutorial for the netbeans platform
  2) javacc parser generator integration tutorial for the netbeans platform

both of the above steps must occur in this order. if not, i have no idea what will happen, but likely not the expected outcome.

• netbeans 7.1 and older
  how to create support for a new language

i wish more complete posts exist. maybe the other users are simply ignoring the incorrect keyword indications from the ides. netbeans 7.4 seems perfectly fine compiling with the clang++ 3.3 compiler. i have no c++11 compilation errors on a c++11 centric project. the ide is improperly saying that override is invalid though.