fix build on 32bit architectures #329
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Some ffi tests depend on the pointer size. Added a variant for 32bit architectures. The conditional build for 32bit architectures is intentionally done on `not(target_pointer_width = "64")` so the test is not silently skipped on architectures with other pointer sizes. In case somebody really wants to use zmq-sys on 16 bit architectures, the test will fail and another variant for that pointer size would have to be added.
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Some ffi tests depend on the pointer size. Added a variant for 32bit
architectures.
The conditional build for 32bit architectures is intentionally done on
not(target_pointer_width = "64")so the test is not silently skippedon architectures with other pointer sizes. In case somebody really wants
to use zmq-sys on 16 bit architectures, the test will fail and another
variant for that pointer size would have to be added.