Module compiled with Swift 3.0.2 Cannot be imported in Swift 3.2.2 Countermeasures

Module compiled with Swift 3.0.2 cannot be imported in Swift 3.2.2

import UIKit
import RealmSwift

class Person:Object {
    dynamic var name=""
    dynamic range = 0
    dynamic var dog —One-to-one association with the Dog?// Dog model
    Letcats=List<Cat>()// Associate with Cat Model One-to-Many
}

class Animal:Object {
    dynamic var name=""
    dynamic range = 0
}

class Dog:Animal {
}

class Cat:Animal {
}

classViewController:UIViewController {
    
    override func viewDidLoad(){
        super.viewDidLoad()
        
        // MARK: How to Generate and Initialize -6.2
        print ("6.2 Generation and Initialization Method (p035)")
        
        print("-1 Set each property value after generation (p036)")
        vardog = Dog()
        dog.name = "Momo"
        dog.age = 9
        
        print("-2 Initialize with an object that complies with Key Value Coding (KVC) (p036)")
        dog=Dog(value:["name":"Momo", "age":9]) // Initialize with Dictionary
        
        print("-3 Initialize with an array of values for each property (p036)")
        dog = Dog (value: ["Momo", 9])
        
        // MARK: -6.3 Generating and Initializing Nested Model Objects
        print("6.3 Generating and Initializing Nested Model Objects (p037)")
        
        let cat1 = Cat(value: ["Toto", 1])
        let cat2 = Cat(value: ["Rao", 2])
        
        print("-1 Set each property value after generation (p037)")
        var person = Person()
        person.name = "Yu"
        person.age = 32
        person.dog = dog
        person.cats.append (objectsIn: [cat1, cat2])
        
        print("-2 Initialize with an object that complies with Key Value Coding (KVC) (p037)")
        person=Person(value:["name":"Yu",
                                "age"—32,
                                "dog": ["name": "Momo", "age":9],
                                "cats": [[["name": "Toto", "age":1],
                                         ["name":"Rao", "age":2]]])
        
        // Object also complies with key value coding and can be used for initialization.
        person=Person(value:["name":"Yu",
                                "age"—32,
                                "dog"—dog,
                                "cats": [cat1, cat2]])
        
        print("-3 Initialize with an array of values for each property (p038)")
        person=Person(value:["Yu",
                                32,
                                dog,
                                [cat1, cat2])
        
        // You cannot omit values in an array even if there are no optional types or elements in the List class.
        // If there is no value, you must specify nil.
        person=Person(value:["Yu",
                                32,
                                nil,
                                nil] as [Any?])
        
        // For example, the following code crashes because there are no elements for the optional type and the list type.
        // person=Person(value:["Yu", 32])//←Exception and crash when executed
    }
    
    // MARK: -Util
    
    @IBOutlet weak var textView: UITextView!
    
    func print(_string:String){
        Swift.print(string)
        if textView.text.characters.count>0{
            textView.text=textView.text.appending("\n")
        }
        textView.text=textView.text.appending(string)
    }
    
}