Parameterizing inline C code

Dear mailing list,

the syntax #> ... <# allows us to inline C code in CHICKEN code. Can I
"parameterize" it?

I'd like to have something like this:

    (begin-for-syntax
        (define count 0) 
    
        (define (foo-transformer x r c)
          (let ((name (generate-function-name x)))
            #>
            void ,name(void) {
                printf("hello world: %s\n", c_special_func(,name));
            }
            <#
        )
    )
    
    (define-syntax foo
      (er-macro-transformer foo-transformer))
    
    (foo 1) ;; creates void foo_1(void) {...}
    (foo 2) ;; creates void foo_2(void) {...}
    ...

I know that using define-external I could define a function foo_n and then
using foreign-safe-lambda* in the function definition of define-external 
I could adapt the body as well. But that will add a lot of CHICKEN 
bookkeeping and function calls. In my case I really just want a plain 
C function to be generated.

Thanks in advance.

Best,
-Diogo