Looking for a good compiler/debugger combination

Sorry about the crossposts but, I have an urgent need for something in
particular. I'm looking for a C compiler (for some version of Unix
doesn't really matter even though I'd prefer Sun, SCO or AIX - in that
order). Now, this isn't an ordinary C compiler and maybe I don't
necessarily need the compiler but, the debugger is what I'm looking
for. I need a debugger that will debug macros. I use quite a few
macros in my code and they are pretty expansive. I'd like to be able
to debug those macros without having to place them within the C code
myself. For example:


#define mymacro \
if (a=3){ \
a=5 \
} \
else{ \
a=4 \
}


main()
{
mymacro
}


The code isn't perfect but, this is an example. Most debuggers will
start at mymacro and execute it as one statement. I'm looking for a
debugger that will actually step through the if statement line by
line. I've tried using the -P switch on the compiler but, that didn't
work either. Does anyone have a suggestion or a compiler/debugger
combination that would be available that I could purchase to do this?


Thanks for any and all help,
Thomas Campbell
thoma57@ibm.net
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