Accessing array in MASM

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Hi guys,

let's assume I've got the address of my array (passed as a pointer to the function) in esi register. How can I access a particular cell of the array? i.e:

my_array[a + b * c]

where c is constant.

Thank you for the fast reply!

Cheers

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