Because that wouldn't solve your problem.
Please give wolf0 access to your rig so he can reproduce the issue.

The only thing here that is simple is your lack of reading comprehension. Maybe I should post it again?

@xtrembash
make your self usefull :
https://www.galaxyzoo.org/#/classify

why wolf0 should share his sgminer with you?
who are you? lol

Well we could try to debug that miner together if you want to.
The error -63 comes from OpenCL function clEnqueueNDRangeKernel and is translated as CL_INVALID_GLOBAL_WORK_SIZE.
The first attempt would be to set another work size in the sgminer.conf file.
I think it should work by adding
"worksize":16
in the config file. Then you may try some numbers (even "1").

Another approach would be to compare the original sgminer with wolfs miner and understand why the original miner doesn't throw error -63.

Calm down mate, I'm just trying to help you  
As you may already read on one of my previous answers, I'm an even poorer NVidia user who has to deal with some crappy 100 kH/s.

That's because I don't have a .bin for the AMD GPUs.
I could you only give one for the GTX960 (working with Win), but that won't help you.

Do you have some software developing skills? Then you could debug wolf's miner with Visual Studio 2013.
I'll currently installing VS2013 and I'll have a look at it. But as I don't have an AMD GPU, it would be very hard for me to track down the error.

Another idea - What's happening when you start the miner and let it create a .bin file?
Did you also copy the folder "kernel" to the miner? And on the "Algorithm" question you have to enter hmq1725.

Let me know if this works.

Thats a good point. Are there even proofs of >1MH/s or even >2MH/s on common AMD cards?

Do the included .bin files in wolf's miner not work?
You may try the following steps:
1) Start the miner and enter all data for your pool
2) Let the miner create the .bin file and crash with error -63
3) Look for the .bin file, remember its filename and change the filename "espw64-wolf-esp-Tahiti-64.bin" to the one the miner has created
4) Start the miner again, enter all data
5) Hopefully profit?  

What I say is true, what you say is not. So please stop your "always the same refrain".
And stop insulting me. I'm a respected opensource developer, where is your contribution instead?

There is no need for bin files: the whole opencl sources  (+ the host code) are public.

I uploaded the Windows Miner with compiled .bin for my GTX960.
Check this: https://ufile.io/075c5

The hashrates are horrible as I only get about 100 kH/s on intensity 12.
When I set a higher intensity, the computer is almost not usable anymore.

@AMD Users: You could also try this version to compile a .bin. Maybe this will work?  

About unfair distribution... What shall I say as a NVidia User?  
For me its unfair on almost every GPU coin.

@xtrembash: At least for me the sgminer is working with windows.
But its maybe because I'm using a NVidia GPU. But its working.

@SHP-YTC: I think you forgot the link to your website...