Can I legally do this syntax?

From: John Collyer (johncollyer_at_zoominternet.net)
Date: 01/21/04

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    Hi,

    Can I legally do this? Will the value of esi access the array and then mov
    that value into esi? If so, I can
    shorten some code.

    memory dd 0ffffffffh dup(?)

    mov esi,0ffffh
    mov esi,memory[esi]

    John Collyer

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