iphone - UIViewController class memory issue - presentModalViewController -

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I have some memory problem with my iPhone application and I have no clue what is happening.

, I noticed that the memory usage of the application is increasing continuously when one is going from one UIViewController to the other, I have used the "Mark Heap" tool from the "Allocation" tool and it has boundaries that only the object Those that are not distributed, I have UIViewControllers.

To be more specific I have given my two UIViewControllers the first one named the puzzle VIPU controller and the second name is the option. When the app starts, the PuzzleViewController appears. I mark a heap here to set a baseline, and after that I press the "Options" button which will present the option UIViewController. I go back to the first one and I once again marked these stages of these steps After repeated repetition (like 20 times or so: D) I see that after every hipshot I have around 22 objects alive. Two of those objects are examples of my UIViewControllers.

I do not really have a clue what is happening

Here's how I switch to the option UIViewController: 

  - ovation button: ( ID) Sender {option * viewController = [[option alloc] init]; [Self-Present Model View Controller: Animated Visual Controller: Yes]; [See Controller Release]; }   
 And here's how I go back to the PuzzleViewController:  
  --MainMenu (IBAction): (ID) Sender {PuzzleViewController * modalView = [ [PuzzleViewController alloc] init]; [Self-Present Model View Controller: Animated Model View: Yes]; [Model View Release]; }   
 My visual play is properly said, but no deloc function is ever called.  
 Thank you, Andree   
 
 
 Dismiss you  Model viewer controller  , Do not call  presentModalViewController , nor your  PuzzleViewController .

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