Removing dependencies for mingwm10.dll and libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll,static linking?

[Talei]

There doesn't seem to be a static version of MinGW. You can get around the problem with a bit of messing about, but by far the easist way is to change compilers. You can download the free edition of Microsoft's Visual C++ for example.

Can you elaborate more about your first sentence? Because AFAIK (I can be wrong so please correct me) dll, such as mingwm10.dll, are by default static, and configuring qt to static means that every lib, not only mingwm10.dll but also QtCore4.dlll for release and QtCored4.dl for debug are copied at linking time into exe. And AFAIK only advantage of using msvc compilers vs ming is that msvc don't copy at link time full content of each source file, so assuming that in some source file you have two functions, and Your app use only one function of them, ming "copy" these two function into your exe, and msvc only the one you are using (so ming produce relatievely larger exe then msvc in static). Comments about that are more then welcome.
EDIT. I compile to static using mingw32 right now so I will post if something, like threads or so, don't work.(but I highly doubt about that)
EDIT. Compiled with mingw32 to static, threads, jpeg, etc... all works without any additional dll. (tested only to see if something changed from 4.4 version, that's when I last used static compiling)