(The answer to this seems to be 'no', but the web posts were 5-10 years
old. Perhaps there's a better answer today.)
I'm using openssl to emulate a TPM. The hardware device has an abort
feature, where the TPM driver can cancel a long command. The driver
wants to distinguish between a long command and a failure.
Does openssl have any elegant way to cancel an RSA key generation that's
taking too long?
The best I saw on the web is to do the key generation in another thread.
If the command is canceled, ignore the thread result.
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