co processor design problem

So, just to clarify about what the example I am trying to run is, it consist of 2 parts: one part is for Altera board and the other one is for DSP board.

I connect the boards through External Memory and Peripheral interfaces.

What happens is: TI part does the IFFT processing and transfers data to the FPGA board, while FPGA board transfers the obtained data from D/A to A/D ports (via a cable connecting D/A to A/D directly), after which FPGA passes data back to DSP, which does the inverse of has been done in the very beginning.

"to understand the hardware interface provided in the altera reference design and how the fft data can be passed through the interface. first, you should check if it can be used unchanged for your dsp type."

^this is basically the problem. I do not know what reference can I check with.

I have tried cheching if it can be used unchanged on my DSP type but it has not worked out.

And, writing from scratch doesnt seem to be a good option for us since none have much experience with this type of task...

Again, everything ends up in not knowing how to do it, and not knowing where to read up... Reading just plain TI manuals is not an option. And, the only book I have found on Amazon on practical TI applications has nothing about interfacing with external board.

Thanks for answers and help

Waiting for more options :)