Link? It could be possible for frequent exceptions, but the point of exceptions is that they are exceptional. EOF, IOOBE, numeric exceptions and many others are not the norm.
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we cannot discuss these topics under such conditionals
I'm not sure I'm understanding this correctly... wrapping a result in Either adds a cost (potentially optimised) to every single successful case. Throwing an exception adds a larger cost to every single failure.
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Does the short-circuiting require an allocation, though?
End of conversation
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But if those exceptions are terminal, or at least short-circuiting in some way, it seems (assuming the JSON example) like it would be impossible to have enough exceptions thrown in a DOS attack to outweigh the penalty of the additional allocations for Either.
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Well, you should always optimise your most common path (be it happy or sad doesn't matter), so it will depend, kind of, on use-case
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