Resolves 32-bit compatibility issues with ADB and AAPT for 64-bit Ubuntu

Ubuntu since 13.10 has been removed in addition to the Ia32-lib 132-bit library support, making a lot of applications based on 32-bit library can not be used normally, such as Bcompare,adb,aapt , etc.

The new version of Bcompare (4.0+) already supports the new architecture of Ubuntu, which is not mentioned here, we simply give ADB and AAPT compatible solutions.

1. Compatible with ADB

sudo apt-get install lib32stdc++6

2, compatible with AAPT

sudo apt-get install zlib1g:i386

adb and aapt are the core components of the Android SDK, and the compatibility of these two components can be successfully developed in the 64bit version of Linux systems.

PS: tested based on Ubuntu 15.04 64bit version, available.

Resolves 32-bit compatibility issues with ADB and AAPT for 64-bit Ubuntu