c - printf debugging to trace a function -

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i'm trying port software microcontroller (so can't step through code e.g. gdb) , crashes unpleasantly. identify reason this, want insert printf() before every statement, echoing said statement, e.g.

void foo(int c) {     bar();     for(int i=0; i<c; ++c) {         baz(i);     }     very_long_function(&with, &arguments, \                        on->several(lines));  }

would become

void foo(int c) {     printf("bar();\n");     bar();     printf("for(int i=0; i<c; ++c)\n");     for(int i=0; i<c; ++c) {         printf("baz(i)\n");         baz(i);     }     printf("very_long_function(&with, &arguments, \                        on->several(lines));\n");     very_long_function(&with, &arguments, \                        on->several(lines)); }

is there script this?

it still requires fair bit of setup can make tracking down location of crash bit less painful defining macro prints file/line , dotting through code

#define fl printf("file %s, line %u\n", __file__, __line__);  void foo(int c) { fl    bar(); fl    for(int i=0; i<c; ++c) { fl        baz(i);     } fl    very_long_function(&with, &arguments, \                        on->several(lines));  fl}

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