Google v8 ??

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Brucey

Python, I presume? ;)

Lua :-p

Python, although much more flexible, would require Windows users to have it installed. (You generally get it for free with Mac/Linux).

Just for fun, here is the example post build script I'm using for the irrKlang examples :

# post build script
#
# We want to ensure that that dlls are here !
#

@define copydll
	local ext
	local pre

	if bmk.Platform() == "win32" then
		ext = "dll"
		pre = "i"
	elseif bmk.Platform() == "linux" then
		ext = "so"
		pre = "libI"
	else
		ext = "dylib"
		pre = "libi"
	end

	local path = utils.ModulePath("bah.irrklang") .. "/lib/" .. bmk.Platform() .. "/"
	local file = pre .. arg1 .. "." .. ext

	sys.CopyFile(path .. file, %exepath% .. "/" .. file)
@end

# do the copy
copydll rrKlang
copydll ikpMP3

Basically, it copies the dlls/shared objects into the dir that the app requires them to be located. (for Mac apps, that would be inside the bundle).
The example shows a function defined, then called later. Also shows calls *into* BlitzMax code from Lua :-)
bmk also supports in-source scripting through the use of a custom pragma... which allows for further customization on a per-file basis if required.