Revert "Fixing StringTo uint32_t used only by tracing (#6883)"

[rvroge]

We are running the server and core in a armv7 device.
Build for platform linux/arm/v7 failed because the reverted commit was disabling the template for 32 unsigned int variables.

This reverts commit fbe03b3.

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[rmccorm4]

Hi @rvroge, thanks for contributing the PR! CC'ing a couple folks who may have some more context @oandreeva-nv @nv-kmcgill53

[nv-kmcgill53]

Just to confirm, you are wanting to build triton without tracing but you need access to the std::stoul template for your use case? We would need to confirm on our end that this change doesn't break our build with tracing enabled before merging.

[rvroge]

Just to confirm, you are wanting to build triton without tracing but you need access to the std::stoul template for your use case? We would need to confirm on our end that this change doesn't break our build with tracing enabled before merging.

That's correct, we do not want to enable tracing. However, the build in our platform attempts to use the template for uint32_t (we are building for a 32 bit architecture).