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Compiler/TMS320C5515: Issues converting FFT example from one chip configuration to another

Part Number: TMS320C5515

Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler

Okay, I'm trying to use a template I found on this site yesterday to implement a simple fft example on a TMS320C5515, but I think that the person that made the template used the USB stick tool, from what I can tell, but I don't have that, so I need to convert the libraries from using the usbstk5515 to using whatever the equivalent would be for the EVMC5515. 

Here is the link to the project template I got for my fft example: 

When I build this project, it says that I'm missing the usbstk5515.h file, which is true, because I've checked, and it's not on my computer, do I need it? Can I work without it? If I need it, where do I get it?

And just to be thorough, here's my debug window when I try to build my software:

I've never really had a lot of experience with pre-processor statements before, so a lot of the code itself is suuper confusing when I'm trying to look through it, I've done a little research as to what the TI compiler uses #PRAGMA statements for, but have gotten nowhere, it seems when people ask questions like this, the thread gets started, and either the 'experts' don't respond, or the person running the thread just kind of wanders off and doesn't finish it.  This is the thread I'm mentioning: 

I have never written interrupt service routine before, but I have worked with ones written in assembly, and am struggling to understand how the code written in the above link connects to the assembly in the chip, so that I can at least attempt to read through the code written and identify libraries that are used that need to be changed, and how I would need to change the corresponding functions.

I've tried using the 'getting started' guides, programming references, technical references, etc... for my evaluation board, they contain links to examples, but when I try to follow any of them, I get a 404, and when I try to read the example code that TI provides, the commenting is semi-limited and is written at a level where, when I don't understand any of their acronyms, I just get completely lost.

I feel bad just asking you guys to fix code for me, I'd much rather do it myself, but I understand so little about what is actually going on in any of your example code, that this is the only option I have left.