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Re:How JavaScript works: inside the V8 engine by hinkley on Monday August 21, 2017 @07:44PM (#15068699)

    The entire nursery semispace is typically in L1.
L1 is only going to be about 64k per core (eg, Kaby Lake). That'll have your stack, your working set, and a tiny bit of your nursery in it... as long as you don't get associativity problems.

If you read a bunch of data before making an object, I could see you easily evicting your nursery from L1 into L2, but then you only have about 4x as much space.

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