Please go to NI Example Finder >> Hardware Input and Output >> FlexRIO >> FPGA Fundamentals >> FFT >> FFT (1 Channel, N Samples).lvproj
From the array of 16 elements of IQ interleaved, first use decimate 1D array function to have two I16 array of 8 elements for real and imaginary. Then, connect the two arrays to the real and imaginary input of the FFT function in the above example.
The FFT function with N samples per clock can handle 8 samples per cycle; however, the waveform data in frequency domain is not in the same order as that of time domain. In the example, reordering the data in frequency domain is accomplished on host-side.
Depending on what you would like to do after FFT, you may have to choose where you re-order the data in frequency domain, so that it has the same data order as the original data in time domain. There is no example code to do the re-order on FPGA.
If VST does not stream waveform continuously, you may not need to use N samples FFT. For example, if VST acquires 4096 samples upon any type of trigger, and if next trigger does not occur at least within next 8 * 4096 samples, you have time to unpack I and Q array of 8 elements into 1 sample per clock. This way, FFT does not need to handle 8 samples per clock and it handles 1 sample per clock in stead. To unpack 8 elements into 1 element, you can refer to a VI on palette; FlexRIO FPGA Libraries >> DRAM FIFO >> Unpacker.
Hope this helps.