Done-with: Roberto Raggi

This looks like a compiler bug. Intel CC uses the GCC headers, but
they appear to be incompatible. Bug will be reported, but meanwhile
work around the problem.

Reviewed-By: Trust Me

Removed CPLUSPLUS_BEGIN/END_NAMESPACE & co and made it possible to compile the parser with CPLUSPLUS_WITHOUT_QT.

Things you mustn't do:
1) end an enum with a comma

2) #include <cxxxx> and not use std::

3) use anonymous structures

All three things are invalid C++. Anonymous structures inside
anonymous unions are allowed by GCC, but that doesn't mean it's valid.

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Conflicts:

	src/libs/cplusplus/CppBindings.cpp
	src/libs/cplusplus/CppBindings.h
	src/libs/cplusplus/FastPreprocessor.cpp
	src/libs/cplusplus/FastPreprocessor.h
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppcurrentdocumentfilter.cpp
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppcurrentdocumentfilter.h
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppsemanticsearch.cpp
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppsemanticsearch.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljs.g
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsast.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsast_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsastfwd_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsastvisitor.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsastvisitor_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsengine_p.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsengine_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsgrammar.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsgrammar_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljslexer.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljslexer_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsmemorypool_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsnodepool_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsparser.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsparser_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsprettypretty.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsprettypretty_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/rewriter.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/rewriter_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/textwriter.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/textwriter_p.h
	src/shared/cplusplus/ASTClone.cpp
	tests/manual/cplusplus/main.cpp

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