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The easiest way would be to (assuming you are using a compatible devkit) implement a nios and a jtag uart bridge. With the right drivers it should appear as a USB-to-Serial device, and you can printf all sorts of stuff in the Nios to your computer's terminal emulator. Then make an avalon wrapper around a bunch of registers containing the fpga data you need on the PC, connect it to the nios complex, and printf to your hearts content.
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The data is coming from FPGA after some processing. The data rate is minimum 12 Mbps. My aim is to store this data in PC in some text file form. It doesn't matter whether I am receiving this data on PC via serial port/USB port/ethernet port/any others provided it fulfills the data rate specification.
Could you please explain little bit more the way you suggested, I didn't understand.
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