Main changes with respect to Frama-C 22 (Titanium) include:

Kernel

• New admit annotations (which already accepted assert and check) to express hypotheses to be admitted but not verified by Frama-C
• Set default machdep to x86_64; allow setting machdep via environment variable FRAMAC_MACHDEP

AORAI

• New option for tracking the last N states of the automaton. Easier analysis of instrumented code with Eva

E-ACSL

• Add runtime support for Windows
• Add support for loop variant
• Add support for multiple binders in guarded quantifications

EVA

• Partial support for recursion: new option -eva-unroll-recursive-calls to precisely analyze the n first recursive calls, before using the function specification to interpret the remaining calls
• Improved automatic widening thresholds
• Improved automatic loop unroll

WP

• New internal WP engine, fixing many issues related to control flow graph and local variable scoping. Support for stmt contracts has been removed. Support for looping gotos has been removed. Altough unsound, the legacy engine is still accessible via -wp-legacy option
• Bump Why3 version to 1.4.0
• Section « Limitation & Roadmap » added to the WP manual