Some time ago I wrote what, for me, was some fast and highly efficient code (using look-up tables and SSE) to do bicubic (or any 4x4 window) interpolation on 8-bit RGBA images. It can remap an HD image (1920x1080) in about 0.07s on my quad core 2.20GHz laptop - to be honest I don't really know if this is good or bad compared to Hugin, but would it be of any use to the project? It could also be modified for 16-bit images but it would lose some speed.
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