This might be unusual, as searching hasn't gotten me quite the right answer. Trying to simplify: I have 15 subdirectories, each one contains a differently named .vhd file.
I'd like to wipe all of the .vhd files from these subdirectories without removing the directories themselves.
Right now I just cd into the subdirectory, rm the .vhd file, then cd ../next directory, delete. I've tried fiddling with rm, but can't quite get it to work. I thought that rm -rf *.vhd would work, but nope. Do I need to write a shell script or is there a single command I can accomplish this with?