Fix some issues with 32-bit builds on allocations support #26467
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We observed some issues with building the runtime on 32-bit systems. This is a fallout from #26118.
This PR addresses the issue, which was about pointer sizes. While there, I also adjusted a size variable to have
size_ttype for better conformance to standards/conventions. The Chapel wrapperallocationsstill casts things touint, so I don't expect any behavioral change for the user.Test:
library/standard/Memory/Diagnostics/allocationsIter.chpllibrary/standard/Memory/Diagnostics/allocationsIter.chpl