This document discusses using the Frama-C framework to formally verify C and C++ code. It provides examples of using Frama-C to verify functions that find the minimum of integer values, including abs(), min(), and min3(). Specifications for these functions are written using the ACSL specification language. Frama-C is then used to prove that the implementations satisfy the specifications. The document also discusses how concepts from Frama-C like LE (less than or equal) can be mapped to similar concepts in languages like Coq that are used for formal verification.