I would like to make comparison between two kind of PIC microcontroller compilers mikroC & CCS as example using pointers indirect addressing
Here  is the code:  mcu /pic 16f877A
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1- For mikroC write this C code 
Char cntr =3 absolute 0x121;
char*ptr =&cntr;
void main() {
trisb = 0;
portb = *ptr;
 }
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2- for CCS  write this   C code
#BYTE  portb= 0x6
#BYTE  cntr=0x121
char*ptr = &cntr;
void main()
{
   
  SET_TRIS_B( 0x00 );
 cntr = 3;
 portb = *ptr:
}
After you compile the code  upload the hex file to mcu  16f877 or you can test it  by  simulator like proteus  the result by CCS hex file is working  fine but  in the contrary  by mikroc hex file , if we check the lst asm file belong to ccs & mikroC  compilers 
1- mikroC asm lst file
;ex1.c,11 :: 		portb = *ptr;
	BCF        STATUS, 6
	MOVF       _ptr, 0
	MOVWF      FSR
	MOVF       INDF, 0
	MOVWF      PORTB
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2- CCS asm lst file 
....................  portb = *ptr; 
      BCF    03.6
   MOVF   20,W
   MOVWF  04
   BCF    03.7
   BTFSC  21.0
   BSF    03.7
   MOVF   00,W
   MOVWF  06
If we check the data sheet PIC  :
REGISTER 2-1: STATUS REGISTER (ADDRESS 03h, 83h, 103h, 183h)
bit 7 IRP: Register Bank Select bit (used for indirect addressing)
1 = Bank 2, 3 (100h - 1FFh)
0 = Bank 0, 1 (00h - FFh)
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 Conclusion :
I find  that  Mikroc  don’t care of  IRP bit  for  indirect addressing  as you note before .
On other side if we update c file  by adding an asm line of code like this 
Mikroc  write this C file :
char cntr absolute 0x121;
char*ptr =&cntr;
void main() {
trisb = 0;
cntr = 3;
asm   BSF    STATUS, IRP
portb = *ptr;
} 
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On that we can resolve our problems on mikroC  pointers indirect addressing.
About me I don’t like any one . but I note  that CCS is pro compiler 
About mikroC is easy one but if you are professional programmer you don’t prefer it any way .