How to Output an Image from a Fractal Program in Emacs?

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The discussion centers on a user who has successfully programmed a fractal in Emacs and compiled it using the terminal on a Mac, but is currently facing the issue of the program only outputting coordinates instead of an image. The user seeks advice on how to modify the program to generate an image output instead. A request for clarification on the programming language used and the specific output format is made to better assist in resolving the issue.
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Alright, so I programmed a fractal in emacs and used the terminal on my mac to compile it and it compiles and everything but it outputs the coordinates. I want to output a image from my fractal program so could you guys help me out with that? Any advice would be awesome
 
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Could you perhaps let us know what language this program is written in and what the output is?
 

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