Not really, since corrupting the page cache is (in many cases) equivalent to corrupting the data on disk. You could try to enforce RWX on page cache pages, but then the cache manager would have to flip the W flag really frequently and that could reduce performance (TLB invalidation, etc)
Apple had to do custom stuff in various parts of their stack to make it cheap to flip the W and X flags since they wanted to do it frequently.
Apple had to do custom stuff in various parts of their stack to make it cheap to flip the W and X flags since they wanted to do it frequently.